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In our new video tutorial, we demonstrate how to create new custom components for Ionic 4 Apps. You can create a text area component just by following our step-by-step guide.

Converting your Google site and creating a mobile application using the Appery.io platform is really easy. Alexander from the Appery.io team demonstrates how to do it just by making a backup of a website and adding it to Appery.io.

Unfortunately, recently we had a failure in our databases hosted on Amazon and we lost some part of the data that was added to the databases after December 11th. We are trying to restore this information in the databases, but sadly, there is no 100% guarantee that it will work out and some of the data may be lost. Right now we are doing maintenance and it will run until 8:30 am (EST). Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

If you’ve ever wondered how to convert your website into a mobile app using Appery.io, you can learn in four minutes just by watching our new tutorial. We’ll give you all the tools you need to have your app published on Google Play or the App Store.

We’ve uploaded a new tutorial where we explain how to add a slider component to your Appery.io app that enables your users to move app screens back and forth. Don’t forget to try it yourself – just create an application using the Ionic 4 framework, add the slides plug-in, and choose your screen slides.

Winter has come, so it’s time for our newest release! Here are some of our new features:

New build log

We added the ability to view and download your full build log. If your app suddenly has an error that doesn’t allow app compilation, you can check the entire log to see exactly what went wrong. There’s no longer a need to ask support to find the cause. 

Bundled Projects

You can export your Appery.io project with all its dependencies, including Database, Server Code, and API Express projects. This allows you to make a full copy of an existing app in just a few clicks.

Ionic 4 Custom Components

With this release, will be able to create reusable custom components. It can be created in the Create New menu. New screen appears, where you can add predefined components and customize style and logic. And then this set is available to you on other screens in the components palette as a custom component.

New features for the Range component

We added validation of minimum, maximum, and step properties for the Ionic 4 Range component.

Return data object for update operation

Until now we only had the functionality to return the “_updatedAt” field. But since you told us that you want to receive your entire updated object, we are adding the parameter “full_object”  to make that a reality. 

Support for collections JSON 

We have added support for JSON formatting to use for file collection, which allows the following:

Bugs (Less of Them)

No update is complete without bug fixes. Just like we do on all of our updates, we’ve fixed large and small bugs to make your experience smoother. 

Appery.io provides a cloud-based database to store app data. Check out our new tutorial and learn how to manage REST APIs in the Appery.io Database.

We’ve added a new Twitter Login plug-in that allows users to log in to your Appery.io application with Twitter credentials. Check out our new tutorial to learn how to install the plug-in to your web or mobile app.

Have you ever wondered what low-code app development pitfalls might get in the way of your product becoming successful? And what can be done to avoid them? Actually, it would be true to say that most, if not all of low-code developers have.

Well, some good news is that you can now find some of the answers to such questions in a new brand-neutral, yet highly informative article from two Appery.io people: Eldar Chernitsky,  head of product at Appery.io, and Alexander Ancipov,  head of development at Appery.io.

Please follow the link to read the post “3 major low-code app development pitfalls and how to avoid them” published by Software Development Times, a leading monthly magazine for Software and Development Managers, DevOps teams, Test & QA professionals, and CIO’s.

Check out our new tutorial that shows you how to add custom pop-ups to your Appery.io app. You can add error or success messages, custom notifications, prompt windows, and more — all by installing the SweetAlert2 module to your app.