Nhost November 2022
Blog post from Nhost
November was a highly productive month for Nhost, marked by several significant updates and community engagements. The Nhost Dashboard has been open-sourced and is now available on GitHub, encouraging community contributions and providing a consistent user experience with the Nhost CLI. This month also saw the launch of Nhost 2.0 on Product Hunt, introducing new features like raw body support for serverless functions and a Google Translation GraphQL API integration. Two new sign-in methods, Twitter and WorkOS, were introduced, enhancing enterprise readiness with support for multiple identity providers. Additionally, the company has started experimenting with Nhost React Components to streamline development processes. Collaborative efforts included building a Next.js Starter Template with Netlify, and hosting workshops and hackathons to engage and upskill developers, particularly students in India. Efforts to enhance security were also notable, as Nhost worked with Hasura to address a critical security vulnerability. Community engagement was further encouraged through GitHub discussions, workshops, and the distribution of swag packs to active contributors.
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