Email policies let you restrict which email addresses can sign up for your Appwrite project. Block free providers, aliased addresses, and disposable inboxes from the Console or any server SDK.
Environment variables for functions, sites, and projects can now be created, updated, and deleted programmatically through the Appwrite Server SDKs. Provision configuration as code, rotate secrets in scripts, and bootstrap new environments without touching the Console.
Webhooks are no longer console-only. Create, update, and delete webhooks using the Appwrite Server SDKs and API keys with the new webhooks.read and webhooks.write scopes.
API keys can now be created, updated, and deleted programmatically using Appwrite Server SDKs. Automate key provisioning for CI/CD, multi-tenant setups, and team onboarding workflows.
Appwrite Arena is an open-source benchmark that tests how well AI models understand Appwrite's services, SDKs, and APIs. 191 questions across 9 service categories, fully transparent scoring, and all results open source.
Appwrite Sites now supports CNAME flattening, so you can connect custom domains by adding a DNS record with your existing provider instead of migrating nameservers.
Next.js 16 is now available, bringing Cache Components, Turbopack, and refined caching, now fully supported on Appwrite Sites.
Appwrite Sites now supports TanStack Start with full Server-Side Rendering (SSR). Build and deploy TanStack Start apps directly on Appwrite Cloud with zero configuration.
This is Appwrite's biggest release to date, and it will change the way you build with Appwrite forever. Develop, deploy, and scale your applications directly from Appwrite. Your all-in-one cloud platform.
How we benchmarked the performance of our new Go runtime in comparison with other Appwrite Functions runtimes
We’re excited to announce that Go runtime is now supported in Appwrite Functions and we have added a Go SDK.
You can now develop and test functions on your local machine.
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