This release adds support for US date, date/time and timestamp formats. These can be set for the whole application at the customer level, or customised per attribute.

This Skyve release adds a host of minor improvements across the framework such as query timeouts to prevent long running queries starving system resources. This release also adds several performance improvements and many bug fixes.

Skyve 4.0 is now available. This was a small release to add keyboard support for mobile devices and some convenience collection methods for developers.

This release added a lot of minor bug fixes and some more improvements for generate domain, which is undergoing a big rewrite in the background to bring faster and more consistent validation across Skyve Enterprise, Foundry and Studio.

This release adds built in caching to metadata to improve performance of applications, generate domain performance improvements, support for basic authentication instead of form based login and a built in responsive application test page.

To pave the way for the ability to integrate add-ins with Skyve projects, this release of Skyve switches from date based versioning to traditional semantic versioning. The main new features are the ability to generate charts from any list grid, a new startup screen to make first-time setup of major system options more prominent, improved unit test performance and an updated user dashboard.

This was another big release, and adds some great new functionality to the Skyve open source platform. Charts can now be added to applications using the same low-code metadata used to build the rest of the interfaces. SmartClient got an upgrade from version 11 to 12 and brings a new default theme. A new image widget type was added, and a new type of association was added to improve performance for large object graphs.

So it’s been a little while between releases. We had a bit of a false start with the July release which wasn’t quite ready for general use, but we’ve got some good stuff in this one to make up for it! Skyve 20190813 adds the option to use leaflet for maps instead of just Google Maps, as well as adding support for MySQL version 8.