Monthly Community Update -- November 2020

J805 · 2020-11-03T02:53:19.863Z

Keep up the good work you guys! Doing great!

Hope that helps!

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jacobgershkovich · 2020-11-03T04:00:36.424Z

Thanks for the update!

gilles · 2020-11-03T04:34:26.830Z

Thank you for the update. Always look forward to these monthly reads.

loh.cher.e · 2020-11-03T04:38:42.319Z

Great update! Just wondering for the ideaboard, I am still not able to see the ideas that have been submitted. It’s so weird…

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johnny · 2020-11-03T04:44:58.973Z

+1, having the same problem

david17 · 2020-11-03T05:01:12.462Z

if you start typing, other ideas are suggested.

nomorecode · 2020-11-03T06:37:43.563Z

Thanks @josh

arthur.kieffer · 2020-11-03T07:24:22.436Z

Thanks for the update @josh

vnihoul77 · 2020-11-03T07:49:43.783Z

@johnny @loh.cher.e

david17:

if you start typing, other ideas are suggested.

petter · 2020-11-03T15:33:54.225Z

josh:

Splitting the main cluster into two release tiers, Immediate and Scheduled, is behind our initial estimated release last month because we ran into some unexpected technical complexity, but we’ve worked through the complexity and the project is moving again

Hi @josh , thank you as always for the update. Could you elaborate a bit on that point? I may have missed something in other threads. I mean what the feature is, not what the complexity was

alejandrowunderlich · 2020-11-03T16:22:08.813Z

Thanks for the update as usual!

bartek.dev · 2020-11-03T18:21:51.808Z

Nice thanks Josh!

josh · 2020-11-04T02:12:56.195Z

@petter Re: multiple tiers, here’s the original description from a few updates ago: “Also on the infrastructure front, we’ve begun work on building the capacity to split the main cluster into a fast track that gets code immediately, and a slow track that gets code after it has been in production long enough that we’re more confident that it’s stable. While a lot of our users want the latest and greatest version of Bubble, users who are at the point of scaling up their applications would often prefer to trade instant availability of new code for more stability. This is one of the reasons that users upgrade to dedicated plans, but we think there’s a middle-ground of users who are far enough along that stability is really important to them but who aren’t at the point of being able to invest in dedicated. We plan to offer this as as an opt-in feature on our higher-tier main cluster plans, as a way of mitigating the impact of bad code rollouts and transient production issues on our customers with more established businesses.”

loh.cher.e:

Great update! Just wondering for the ideaboard, I am still not able to see the ideas that have been submitted. It’s so weird…

We haven’t built an interface for browsing through – the idea is we want to see how many people independently search for the same idea to get a sense for how popular it is. We were a little worried if we show all the ideas in a list, we’ll get more votes for the ones at the top of the list, and less for the ones further down, which will skew our sense of how many people want what. That said, not sure how big a deal this is so we might build this out down the line

petter · 2020-11-04T04:45:06.632Z

@josh

Got it, thanks!

mike_verbruggen · 2020-11-04T14:01:07.892Z

josh:

We’ve launched two live webinars: “Intro to Bubble” and “Office Hours”. The Intro webinar is designed for new users, and runs every Tuesday at 11am. We give folks a rundown of the editor, do a live build of an app, and open it up to Q&A at the end. Office hours are every Thursday at 11 am: we use Zoom breakout rooms to group people together to create a collaborative environment where people trade notes and get live help from other users. Our team bounces around the breakout rooms to provide additional help as well. We’re excited about the opportunity to build community, deliver live support and training, and increase overall success on Bubble.

Hi Josh,

I am working on a Bubble project to create an online video meetup tool where breakout rooms are much more accessible than in Zoom. Just take a look at roooom.io for a first impression.

Would you like to organize the office hours in Roooom?

If you’re interested, we can plan a demo session for you and some of the Bubble team members.

charly · 2020-11-06T09:22:00.459Z

Thanks @josh for such good news and happy to see the care you give to us !

Do you have informations for bootcamp ? Will you propose a bootcamp in different langages ? I will be happy to make it in French because it is easier to learn Bubble in your langage I guess…

Keep in touch

Charles

lucas.ar · 2020-11-07T15:18:16.304Z

josh:

We now have a working prototype of a potential direction for the new responsive engine, and we’re in the process of gathering feedback on it to confirm if that’s the direction we want to go in.

Just came by to cheer this up and let you know that this feature is making waves into the no coders slacks !! Hit us up for pre alpha testing

josh:

Our Zapier plugin is now going through Zapier’s approval process, and we’ll release it as soon as that’s complete!

Should we expect something similar of integromat’s integrations ?

Cheers and again thank you @josh and @emmanuel for taking the time to explain the inners of Bubble.

gaimed · 2020-11-09T21:24:04.790Z

Great update @josh and @emmanuel

Btw I made a workaround to add multiple domains to a single bubble app. Only have one bug (it gives an error when logging in or signin up but on refresh it works). I made a workaround. Would be great of the bug would be solved by bubble (error code 1603747634514x395352877241044860) (returning the propper json instead of a error code).

Link to plugin:
Testers needed: Whitelabel plugin for bubble app with multiple domains (under review still)

maryfox20 · 2020-11-19T21:58:16.648Z

@josh Thanks for the update. I shared with my team.

Regarding Bugs —Your team is friendly and kind. But filing a bug is quite painful. Sometimes it doesn’t feel like they’ve read the report at all or watched the linked video.

Other times they ask for a better reproduction — which is fair — but when I send an even clearer version of what I’ve sent to begin with, they reply and say they can’t reproduce it. Typically this is when I’ve already described that the bug only happens some of the time (thus the need to report a bug).

To help you see where we’re coming from — We have a mantra within our team that I repeat literally every time someone working in Bubble says “I think Bubble has a bug.” —> “Please assume it’s not a bug and that you’ve made a mistake.” 99 times out of 100, it’s simply a mistake and they learn something that will help them next time around.

So if I’m filing a bug, it’s definitely a bug. If it’s just something not functioning how I expect it to, I come to the forum and ask for help before assuming there’s a bug.

Something similar happened today when I emailed support relating to your data export email link and associated download causing warning signals in Chrome.

Question: Have you considered using a tool to make it easier to file a bug? Something that does a screen grab or lets you record in debug mode so you can just send it over to the support team?

josh · 2020-11-20T02:52:20.704Z

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it. And I appreciate:

maryfox20:

To help you see where we’re coming from — We have a mantra within our team that I repeat literally every time someone working in Bubble says “I think Bubble has a bug.” —> “Please assume it’s not a bug and that you’ve made a mistake.” 99 times out of 100, it’s simply a mistake and they learn something that will help them next time around.

So if I’m filing a bug, it’s definitely a bug.

The majority of reports that come to our team are definitely those 99 / 100 times, so we really appreciate the people who take extra care to validate it’s actually a problem with Bubble. I think the team generally starts recognizing the names of people whose bug reports are reliable and treating them accordingly, but we definitely don’t get it right 100% of the time, and I’m sorry for the frustration of having a report bounced around.

We’ve looked into bug reporting tools in the past, but held off due to a mixture of privacy concerns and not finding one we were in love with. That said, it’s a good suggestion and I passed it on to the team, along with the rest of your feedback.