WaveMaker now supports integration with OpenAPIs. If you have an OpenAPI definition document for your REST APIs, it can be easily integrated with a WaveMaker app. The OpenAPI Specification, originally known as the Swagger Specification, is a specification for machine-readable interface files for describing, producing, consuming, and visualizing RESTful web services.
Apple deprecated UIWebView and introduced WKWebView. Starting from April 1st, 2020, Apple stopped accepting all new apps that have references to UIWebView. From December 2020, Apple will stop accepting app updates that have references to UIWebView. The current version Cordova that is used in WaveMaker, uses UIWebView by default.
A real-world application is composed of multiple modules. Changes or upgrades to a given module can impact other modules and add more testing effort to the development timeline. Including a new technology into the existing app might be challenging as the existing app might not include all support, such as the build process.
For more information about developing Micro Frontend modules, see Developing Micro Frontend Modules in WaveMaker.
We released the new WaveMaker Docs site on the 14 November 2019. We migrated from WordPress to Docusaurus with easy-to-edit markdown files. This change has also increased the contributions from our team members.
WaveMaker is evolving with new changes and updates to the product frequently. We are trilled to introduce the team blog feed for more specific and detailed technical stuff directly from the developers.
Stay up-to-date about the product and know what's happening inside our WaveMaker towers. Our team will keep you posted.
Stay tuned!