Console 2.0 - Backend as a Service, reimagined by Appwrite

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Our redesigned web console provides the ability to manage authentication, database, storage, functions, and advanced realtime capabilities with a better developer experience. Console 2.0 simplifies and guides you through the process of creating your backend.

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I updated Appwrite from 1.03 to 1.1 to test this and first impression is really good. I haven't given it a forensic look yet but I like what I've seen so far! Congratulations and good job!
Awesome! Hope you have a great experience with it. Thanks for the support 😄
Woohoo! Successful migration! Thanks for joining us on our journey 🙏🏼
So excited to see this update. I hosted a few user testing sessions, and know that we managed to solve many of our users' biggest gripes with our UI!
The community has been super helpful with testing our UI for sure 😄
Awesome job everyone! :)
Awesome, congrats on the launch!
Thanks so much! Hope you have the chance to test it out 😄
Awesome! Looks great. Well done.
Thank you! Did you get a chance to give it a shot yet?
Congrats on the launch! I'm so excited to be able to further improve the Console w/ Svelte!
glad you are so happy! It will improve how you work, can't wait to see it in the cloud too :D
It takes an incredible amount of effort to build such a rich UI. Thankfully from all the community feedback and the core team's hard work, we were able to deliver something very special. I can't wait to show you all what is coming out next!
Love that it's open source. Any added services?
what kind of services?
I really love appwrite, and I thank the team and all contributors for making this possible, but don't get me wrong here: I can't really use appwrite until I know that there is a function or button that can backup my data and restore it back again as easily as possible. Take a look at Directus (a headless CMS). It has a simple button that can backup all your blog posts and still restore them, and that function alone is all I need to feel safe using AppWrite.
Impressive! The UI looks really cool
Thank you for your kind words! :)