A headless CMS is very similar to a database. It provides an API and user interface to manage your content of course you can also retrieve the content using. In almost every use case you want to apply a filter to only query the content items you actually need. The question is: How fast are these queries and filters?
January 2021 is packed with a lot of small and bigger improvements. One of the highlights is the support for geo searches for geolocation fields. In this blog post, I will showcase the most important improvements.
One of the most requested feature in Squidex are folders for assets and perhaps contents as well and it is in our priority list one of the top-most item. But unfortunately it has not been handled yet, and here is why:
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this is just an information for our customers.
Over the last weeks and months, the traffic has exploded and also the costs. So far we have not charged anything for traffic but for some of our customers we have more costs that we get from the the monthly plan.
I have not created a new feature update for a while. And the reason was not that I was not working on new stuff. In contrary I am very busy with a new notification system for Squidex.
It is almost 4 months now that we published the latest feature update. But we should definitely do it on a more regular basis because Squidex is improved every day and new features go out to the Cloud and to the self hosted version almost every week.
Therefore we have a lot to talk about in this blog post. It is actually that much that we have to focus on the most important features.
We believe in a fair pay per usage model that is predictable and scalable. Therefore we decided to make the pricing based on our cost factors, which are costs for servers and traffic. The costs for servers can be converted to API calls which is used as our main driver for our pricing model.
If you have subscribed to a newsletter of another startup you have very likely received an email with a summary about the year 2019. It was all exciting and awesome. New features have been developed, people have been hired and sales have gone up. But honestly this is boring. There are so many challenges you have to face as a new company and in this article I would like to talk about ours.
Developers have a love-hate relationship with documentation. We love it when a project or piece of software has a good documentation, that explains the architecture, has good setup instructions and just describes everything that needs to be documented. But we hate to write documentation by ourself. We have chosen a programming language because a normal language is so verbose and imprecise.
We are so happy to announce the big October update. This will bring in so many new features that you should grab a cup of coffee first to be ready for this blog post.
Our biggest update to date, 3.0, has officially been rolled out onto the cloud this week and we are super stoked about it. The major update comes filled with brand new features designed specifically for teams using Squidex’s CMS.
One of my personal goals for this year is to write a blog post each month to show you the previous updates.
In this post I will talk about the updates in December 2018 and January 2019.
So far the Squidex blog is hosted on medium and it is a nice platform to attract users and to get readers, but the big downside is, that we also want to have the content directly on our site to improve the SEO ranking. In this blog post we tell you how we have done it.