v2.35.0 - Displaying multiple fields in a row 🤯
New UI feature release, bug fixes, and updates on Avo 3 work. Check out our latest features, bug fixes, and the Short Ruby Newsletter. Meet us at Brighton Ruby! More info in the links.
v2.34.0 - Security release and a few bugfixes
Quick release: fixed security issues and bugs. Features: Avo translations fallback. Bug fixes: sidebar/mobile, actions/locales, field options handling. Security: unsafe reflection, stored XSS.
v2.33.0 - Quality of life improvements and plenty of bugfixes
New release with quality-of-life improvements, bug fixes, and features like callable app_name. Updates on Avo 3, Friendly.rb event, and Short Ruby Newsletter. Join us at RailsSaas!
v2.32.0 - Index map view, area field, and autocomplete option
Avo Month of the Map: New features, bug fixes, and refactorings. Avo 3 closed beta starts soon. Thank you contributors! Join our community sponsorship package.
v2.31.0 - Forward association policies, table view type for files and filters helper
New release! 🎉 We fixed bugs, added features like `inherit_association_from_policy`, and updated dependencies. Check breaking changes, contribute, and join us at Friendly.rb! 🚀👋
v2.30.0 - Location field and hide file names
Tiny but impactful release! New features: location field, display_filename option. Bug fix: resource generator enum model naming. Plus, join us in Warsaw and check out new Ruby and Rails content! 🚀
v2.29.0 - Search result path and better mount point discovery
This week's update includes a search upgrade, bug fixes, and maintenance. Early bird tickets for Friendly.rb selling fast. Check out new content from Short Ruby and SupeRails!
v2.28.0 - Field-level authorization, card visibility modifier, and fetch labels for tags
Avo 2 gets improvements, Avo 3 in progress, Friendly.rb tickets selling fast, and we hit 1,000 GitHub stars! Check out new features, bug fixes, and more.
v2.27.0 - Dynamic tags field, find record method, manually register resources
New Avo 2 release: 5 features including authorization, callable tab names, and dynamic tags. Avo 3 on the way. Join Friendly.rb conference. More at [links].
v2.26.0 - Bugfixes and improvements
Avo 2.26 is out with bug fixes and improvements. Avo 3 development is progressing. Check out ShortRuby resources and SupeRails tutorials. Surprise coming soon!
v2.25.0 - Avo 2 fixes and Avo 3 preview
Avo 2.25 is out with bug fixes and new features like data attributes for table headers. Stay tuned for Avo 3 updates. Check out SupeRails tutorials and Short Ruby Newsletter!
The difference between Avo and Rails starter kits
I often get the question, "How is Avo different from other starter kits?". And the simple answer is that it provides a different function. Avo helps the developer build their application's business side using configuration rather than regular logic code. When I say business-side, I mean the actual part that provides the unique value to their customers.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
v2.24.0- A few bugfixes, 2022 Survey, and what's coming in Avo 3
Minor Avo release with new features, bug fixes, and refactorings. Check out 2022 Survey results, Avo 3 roadmap, new Short Ruby Newsletter, and SupeRails video. Read our latest tutorial!
Avo Survey 2022
I think we did well in 2022 in support and features, and we could work more on our documentation. But, all in all, you mostly believe this product brings you value, and you like being a part of its journey.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
How to bundle assets in a Rails engine
Load, parse, compile, and serve assets efficiently in a Rails Engine.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
v2.23.0 - Timezone callable and a few bugfixes
Avo update: New timezone feature, JS bug fixes, and resource generator correction. Avo 3.0 introduces dynamic filters and custom controls. Participate in our 2022 Survey!
v2.22.0 - Authorization for dashboards and associated scopes
Final 2022 release notes: Dashboard authorization, bug fixes, and Ruby update. Avo 3.0 updates and 2022 retrospective. Take our survey. Happy Holidays! 🎉
How Successful Agencies Ensure Dev Happiness PART 3
Sure, an agency’s success is just directly proportional with how well their employees and collaborators are treated, but let’s not forget the primary source of income that grants that success: Customer satisfaction
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
v2.21.0 - Callable action messages, disabled field option, better authorization in associations
New features, bug fixes, and updates in Avo 2.21! Check out the latest release notes, upgrade guide, and tutorials. Keep the feedback coming! Docs: avohq.io/releases/2.21
How Successful Agencies Ensure Dev Happiness PART 2
Programmers are very sought after. Especially for such frameworks as Ruby on Rails. In order for an agency to secure a solid web development team, they need to think about more than material incentives.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
Launch that bottom drawer project
Having launched and failed is better than not having launched at all
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
Add target and other attributes to elements in Rails
Today we changed the design of our blog a bit and wanted to add photo credits to each post.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
How Successful Agencies Ensure Dev Happiness PART 1
In any transaction, if the seller understands the customer’s needs, the latter is happy, thus the transaction is successful. This is also valid if the seller is formed of a team of people.
Adrian Marin
Author & CEO
v2.20.0 - Arguments on filters and actions, keep action modal open and select field fixes
Discover new Avo features: argument filters, fail action modal, dashboard name in title, bug fixes, and maintenance updates. Join us for Avo v3 development insights.