February 2024 Summaries

Frigade 2.0 is a revamped growth infrastructure tool designed to help product-led companies implement scalable onboarding and growth loops without the need for complex systems. It offers a library of pre-built React components that facilitate rapid deployment and includes features such as product onboarding forms, guided tours, and in-app promotions, enabling teams to focus on core product development. The updated version features a new React SDK with accessible Radix primitives and improved theming, alongside a redesigned web dashboard with enhanced functionality. Frigade 2.0 is backwards compatible with the previous version, supporting both 1.0 and 2.0 SDKs, and promises continuous updates, including the upcoming launch of "Rules" to optimize growth loops across various in-app channels.

Frigade 2.0 is a newly launched platform designed to provide scalable growth infrastructure for product-led companies, enabling them to efficiently implement growth loops that manage user onboarding, activation, and retention. With a library of pre-built React components, Frigade 2.0 simplifies the deployment process, allowing teams to launch production-ready solutions in hours, thus freeing them to focus on core product development. The platform features a revamped React SDK with enhanced UI components and a redesigned web dashboard, which supports both the new and legacy SDKs, ensuring a seamless transition for existing users. Frigade 2.0 also introduces the upcoming "Rules" feature, aimed at optimizing growth strategies through personalized sequences and in-app prioritization, offering companies the tools to accelerate growth and enhance user experiences.

A new feature allows the use of the same Flow IDs in both Development (Dev) and Production (Prod) environments, eliminating the need to maintain two separate sets of Flow IDs for new Flows. By clicking the "Copy to Production" button in the Dev environment, users can create a new Flow in Prod with the same ID as the one in Dev. However, this is a one-time copy process, so any subsequent changes to the Flow in Dev must be manually copied to Prod. This update does not affect existing Flows in either environment, and further information can be found in the Frigade documentation.

A new feature allows users to utilize the same Flow IDs in both Development and Production environments, eliminating the need to maintain separate sets for new Flows. By clicking "Copy to Production" in the Development environment, users can create a Flow in Production with the same ID as its Development counterpart. This is a one-time copy operation, meaning any subsequent changes made in Development must be manually replicated in Production. The update does not affect existing Flows in either environment, and further details can be found in the Frigade documentation.