Release 3.4.0: New features & fixes, highlighted search results, dynamic filters, and improved UI. Introducing paid support options. Welcome Gabriel! More details online.
Instead of suggesting a solution to the problem, you should state the problem and the thing that you're trying to do/fix.
Adrian Marinn
Author & CEO
Big update! Tags field is now free, dynamic filters, callable scope, improved sidebar, bug fixes, and more. Scopes moved to `avo-advanced` gem. Full changes: https://avohq.io/releases/3.3.0
Last big release of the year: better error handling, durable tabs, action controls with arguments, Bullet Train integration, longer work cycles, and upgraded Avo 2 Pro subscriptions.
Easy Avo 2 to Avo 3 subscription updates
Adrian Marinn
Author & CEO
This is it! Avo 3 stable is out there! It's on rubygems.org, it's on the GitHub repo, and it's open-source
Adrian Marinn
Author & CEO
Avo 3 beta is released with the new features like dynamic filters, resource scopes, new fields API, Custom controls everywhere, Record preview and more
Adrian Marinn
Author & CEO
This weekโs update includes new features, bug fixes, and maintenance. Plus, Avo 3 public beta launches soon with exciting new features and discounts. Stay tuned!
Updates on Avo 2 and Avo 3 open beta, Friendly.rb events, Sin City Ruby tickets, and Friendly.show podcast. Join us for new features, bug fixes, and community insights!
Discover Avo's new features: format_using & update_using options, menu icons, and bug fixes. Plus, insights on Brighton Ruby & Avo 3 Public Beta progress. Read more!
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.
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.
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!
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.
New release! ๐ We fixed bugs, added features like `inherit_association_from_policy`, and updated dependencies. Check breaking changes, contribute, and join us at Friendly.rb! ๐๐
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! ๐
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!
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.
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].
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!
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!
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 Marinn
Author & CEO
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!
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 Marinn
Author & CEO
