“Was it a busy month?” asked the reader.
“Yes, it really was.” I replied.
This month, we improved so many things that it’s difficult to pick which ones to highlight. We revamped the Project overview, added new options to Advanced settings and unified the way resources and external links are handled. Read on for all the details!
With over half of the residents in Hungary having received their first dose of the vaccine against Covid-19, life is slowly returning to normal. As such, we are hard at work to improve Easyling for every user. This month, we added many useful features to the backend. The Ignore by classes feature on the Advanced settings now supports wildcards and the Crawler can now store and submit cookies sent by the original server. We also added an option to ban robots from externalised pages (or at least discourage them). Read the full article for the details.
Our April was fairly busy. As the lease on our headquarters expired, we moved to a new one, still in Budapest, about 5 minutes away from the old one. This may be the only good thing coming out of the lockdowns – as most of us are working from home, we could minimise this impact and be very productive. As vaccines are being rolled out, we are slowly returning to the new place. We released multiple great features like the ability to delete pages and we improved others like the JavaScript/JSON processing tools. We also integrated a new MT engine, DeepL. See the details after the jump!
COVID-19 was declared a pandemic a year ago. The 2 week long lockdown to flatten the curve is still in place. Time flies! We are still mostly working from home but as vaccination is getting more and more widespread, we hope to return to face to face work shortly. We spent most of our time improving existing features this month but we also added a few that are new: Bearer tokens can be passed to the crawler and Pages can now be deleted from Snapshots. Read the full article for the details!
This month was mostly business as usual. As such, we’ve been particularly productive. We finally moved the Advanced settings and Export sections to the Dashboard 2.0. We also improved many existing features such as importing content back from Dropbox and other External Translation Management Systems. Read the full article for the details.
After the holiday season, we returned having gained a few kilograms and renewed enthusiasm for improving Easyling. This month, we added the option to clone projects and fixed tons of minor annoyances on the Dashboard. Read the full article for the details.
We also started work on some really nice features that aren’t ready for release yet. Keep an eye on our upcoming release notes to be the first to hear about them.
Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were as fabulous as ours. In December, we added features to the Dashboard 2.0 and we improved backend processes. We moved Sharing settings and the Payment options to the Dashboard 2.0 getting yet another step closer to finally shutting the old one down. We also redesigned the Publishing wizard to make it easier to use. See the details after the jump!
When you add features to a piece of software, you are likely to add bugs as well. We spent this month eliminating them from Easyling and adding some smaller quality of life changes to improve it. Our updated recommended settings are now used when starting a crawl is started when creating your project, Machine Translation credentials can be better managed and the Access-Control-Request-Headers is now forwarded to the source website. We also added another option to customise the experience on your Whitelabel. Read all the details below.