• Updates miniracer to 0.3, allowing Pakyow projects to run on alpine containers.

Many thanks to Marwan Rabbâa for contributing this fix!

For a full summary of changes, please refer to the release on GitHub:

• Pakyow v1.0.6 Release Notes

You can also see all of the commits that make up this release:

• Pakyow v1.0.6 Commits

Upgrading from Pakyow v1.0.5

This release is backwards-compatible with Pakyow v1.0.5. Simply update your project's bundle:

bundle update pakyow

SHA-256 Checksums

Here are the checksums for Pakyow v1.0.6:

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• External asset uris are correctly escaped so they do not fail on fetch.

• Header values are typecast to strings, fixing an incompatibility with protocol-http 0.13.1.

For a full summary of changes, please refer to the release on GitHub:

• Pakyow v1.0.4 Release Notes

You can also see all of the commits that make up this release:

• Pakyow v1.0.4 Commits

Upgrading from Pakyow v1.0.3

This release is backwards-compatible with Pakyow v1.0.3. Simply update your project's bundle:

bundle update pakyow

SHA-256 Checksums

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• Pakyow v1.0.3 is fully compatible with the upcoming Ruby 2.7.0 release!

• Projects that fail to boot will exit gracefully instead of getting stuck in a restart loop.

• Projects now boot the number of server processes specified by config.server.count. Previous releases would only boot one server process, regardless of how the project was configured.

For a full summary of changes, please refer to the release on GitHub:

• Pakyow v1.0.3 Release Notes

You can also see all of the commits that make up this release:

• Pakyow v1.0.3 Commits

Upgrading from Pakyow v1.0.2

This release is backwards-compatible with Pakyow v1.0.2. Simply update your project's bundle:

bundle update pakyow

SHA-256 Checksums

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• Request paths are now relative to the app's mount path. For example, if an api app is mounted at /api, a request to /api/posts will appear as /posts within the app. This allows an app's mount path to change without affecting the app's internal logic.

  Pakyow.app :api, "/api" do
    resource :posts, "/posts" do
      list do
        puts connection.path
        # => "/posts"
      end
    end
  end
  

• Associating data sources across connections now works correctly. For example, associations can be defined between data sources for different databases, or even different adapters.

  Pakyow.configure do
    config.data.connections.sql[:mysql] = "mysql2://localhost/foo"
    config.data.connections.sql[:postgres] = "postgres://localhost/bar"
  end
  
  Pakyow.app :assoc do
    source :foos, connection: :mysql do
      has_many :bars
    end
  
    source :bars, connection: :postgres do
      belongs_to :foo
    end
  
    controller do
      default do
        foos = data.foos.including(:bars)
  
        ...
      end
    end
  end
  

• Pakyow data types are now compatible with dry-types v1.2.0. It is no longer necessary to lock dry-types at v1.1.1 in your project's Gemfile.

• Backend aspects now load alphabetically on every system.

For a full summary of changes, please refer to the release on GitHub:

• Pakyow v1.0.2 Release Notes

You can also see all of the commits that make up this release:

• Pakyow v1.0.2 Commits

Upgrading from Pakyow v1.0.1

This release is backwards-compatible with Pakyow v1.0.1. Simply update your project's bundle:

bundle update pakyow

SHA-256 Checksums

Here are the checksums for Pakyow v1.0.2:

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Here's how it works:

1. Prototype: Create an in-browser prototype without writing any backend code. Use composable, plain-html view templates to define how your app looks and behaves, then sprinkle data bindings on top to describe the semantic intent behind your interface.

2. Reflect: While you prototype, Pakyow reflects on your views to bootstrap a complete backend to make your interface work—including routes, data models, presenters, and more. The reflection integrates seamlessly with your frontend, giving you a solid foundation to continue building on.

3. Iterate: With the boilerplate taken care of, focus on building what makes your app unique. Any custom code you add runs right alongside the reflection, giving you flexibility where you need it and a secure, standards-based fallback for everything else.

Designed for the designers.

Pakyow lets designers play an active part in building the things they design. Interfaces are built right in the web browser using HTML and CSS, and then extended to become a complete application.

Live views without breaking a sweat.

Pakyow UIs stay in sync with server-side state right out of the box. There's nothing new to learn and no frontend framework to adopt. The UI is rendered on the server like in a traditional stack, but once presented in a browser it automatically reflects new changes without a page refresh.

Backed by a complete framework.

Pakyow includes everything you need to create a complete web app or website. The core primitives that Pakyow uses internally are available to you as you need them. Pakyow's backend, built on Ruby, is designed to make custom code fun to write and easier to maintain long term.

Responsibly open-source.

Pakyow is released free and open-source under the terms of the LGPLv3 license. We offer paid team subscriptions that remove some of the restrictions of the LGPL. Team subscriptions also include access to help directly from the Pakyow Team through a private support channel.

Giving Pakyow away for free and charging for the extra bits on top lets us embrace the open-source ethos in a responsible and sustainable way. Pakyow is our full-time job—we're in this for the long haul.

We hope to see you around.

Pakyow is ready for use today. If you're interested in learning more or trying it out for your next project, here are some links to get you started:

• Follow the 5-Minute App guide for a complete example of building a design-first application in Pakyow.

• Read the docs for all the details on reflection, frontend development, and backend primitives available in Pakyow.

• Learn more about team subscriptions and how our business model works.

I'd love to have you join the project and participate in the community. If not, that's cool too. Either way your thoughts are welcome. Reach out to me directly: bryan@pakyow.com or @bryanp.

Take care, and thanks for reading.