Changelog #2448 aka we 🖤 Svelte 5
We have rewritten our platform's frontend using Svelte 5, streamlining our workflow and refining our codebase to develop a more flexible and sustainable codebase. The following elements were notable.
Jaroslav Vrána
Announcing Deployment and Build Logs
Real-time deployment and build logs are now available on your deployment details page. Simplify debugging, enhance visibility—all in one place. Save time and ensure smoother, more efficient application launches with this handy update.
Changelog #2446
Take control of your deployments with the new rollback button, detailed build logs, and improved app status. These updates simplify recovery, enhance visibility, and ensure seamless app management for a smoother workflow.
Changelog #2444
Redesigned plugin settings, new forms to better understand user needs, and improved redirection logic simplify workflows and ensure seamless navigation.
Getting Started with Your Medusa.js on Nomodo
Here's a quick guide on how to get started with your new admin panel, explore its features, and elevate your project to new heights.
IP Whitelisting: Default Security on Nomodo.io
At Nomodo.io, we prioritise security by default-blocking all external IPs from accessing your database, except internal services. This means, unless specifically allowed, no one can connect to your database, even if they have the correct credentials.
Heroku vs. Nomodo: A Comprehensive Comparison
Heroku is a popular cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS) known for simplifying app deployment with its container-based "Dynos." It supports multiple programming languages like Node.js and Ruby. While effective, it requires technical expertise, which Nomodo simplifies with its developer-first approach.
Changelog #2443
A new UI element now displays critical system messages at the top of every page, improving communication and clarity. Security updates enhance stability and reliability, ensuring a safer and smoother experience.
How to Configure MinIO Plugin for File Storage in MedusaJS Locally
In this post, we’ll guide you through setting up the MinIO plugin for MedusaJS on your local environment. This integration will allow you to store files in a MinIO bucket, which works similarly to Amazon S3. We’ll walk through installing the plugin and setting environment variables.
How to Develop MedusaJS Locally and Deploy Live
This guide will walk you through the process of setting up, developing, and deploying your MedusaJS backend using Nomodo.io. We'll cover important steps such as database migrations, handling environment variables, and rollback use cases.