Easyling Release Notes April, 2023
Happy Star Wars day, May the Fourth Be With You! This month, we focused on new features. The majority of them are for Crest, the JavaScript-based publishing method. Read the full article for the details.
Happy Star Wars day, May the Fourth Be With You! This month, we focused on new features. The majority of them are for Crest, the JavaScript-based publishing method. Read the full article for the details.
Well, the 4th of April passed, and the release notes still weren’t published. I believe it’s appropriate to say that it’s 4/04, release notes not found. Also, sorry about that, this month was quite hectic with all the different features we released. The highlights are all in Crest, our JavaScript-based translation engine. This month, we focused on attribute translation and additional customisation options for the language selector. Read the full article for the details!
Short month means short release notes, so the introduction should be short, right? This month was mostly about under the hood improvements. Read the full article for details!
January has been a month of behind-the-scenes preparation and bug-fixing. I’m not supposed to tell you yet, but rest assured we’re working on some very cool stuff. The two main highlights for this month are additional information on the state of crawls and support for the srcset attribute in the JavaScript translation engine. Read the full article for the details!
Happy holidays and New Year! This month was that of rest and family time for our team. As such, our release notes will be a bit thinner than usual. The key highlight is that we improved the way we handle source and target languages when auto pre-translating via Cloud Translation Advanced. Read the full article for the details!
November was a month of smaller tweaks, improvements, and bugfixes. The good news is that there was a bunch of them. My favourite is that code completion is now available in the JS and CSS editors. Just press Ctrl + Space! We also added a default usage alarms for new projects. Read the full article for the details.
Spooktober had surprisingly few spooky memes this year. Unfortunately, the number of feature releases we had this month is rather similar to that statistic. Don’t worry though, we improved the invite section and the experience of white label users as well as adding a couple of fixes. Read the full article for the details!
Last month was mostly dedicated to fixing smaller bugs that popped up. However, we still managed to release two cool features. JavaScript publishing gathers all the options related to JavaScript publishing to one place, so that you don’t need to go to multiple pages just to dial in the correct settings. Additionally, when you have multiple JavaScript exports under Previous exports, you can publish them all with just one click. Read the details after the jump!