Written by Zack Schwartz
Hello everyone,v1.4.3 is a maintenance release with a few nice enhancements.What's Changed🆕 Button to clear audit logs added to Audit Logs screen (to save database storage space). Must have System Permission to use this button.🆕 Added /healthz endpoint for health checks🆕 Ti...
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This morning we gave raytha.com a full refresh using Cursor and Sonnet 4.5. The old site had some spacing quirks and was missing the level of polish we expect, so it was time for an overhaul.We also migrated the developer documentation from docs.raytha.com into raytha.com/docs...
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Written by Zack Schwartz
Hello everyone.v1.4.2 is a huge release! Major refactorings and improvements to assist with the long term maintenance and future of Raytha.What's Changed🆕 Proper breadcrumbs established throughout the admin portal🆕 TipTap implementation completely re-done with ability to upl...
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Hi everyone,Today we released version 1.4.1 which is a significant release!What's Changed🆕 Full support for both Postgres (now the new default) and SQL Server. Previously we only supported SQL Server. #226🆕 TinyMCE wysiwig has been replaced with a ground up implementation of...
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Hi everyone,Today we released version 1.3.3 which addresses some critical crashes on certain screens.What's Changed🔧 Fixed crash on background job execution #217🔧 Fixed crash in rendering engine when attachment_public_url was passed empty string #220🔧 Fixed crash when DB_MA...
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Hi everyone,Today we released version 1.3.2 which is a small maintenance fix to address the following two bugs.What's Changed🔧 Fixed crash with Raytha Functions execution #211🔧 Fixed $ problem which would cause a rendering issue #210Full Changelog: https://github.com/RaythaH...
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We are proud to announce the release of version 1.3.1. Let's summarize the updates since our last big release of version 1.2.0 back in April of 2024.New features:🥳 Menus feature -- You no longer have to hardcode menu items into your templates. You can create a menu via the UI...
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Using a combination of Raytha, Mux.com, and OBS or Zoom, you can create a website that has multiple and concurrent live streams going on simultaneously. Imagine you are running a live virtual event such as an annual conference, gaming event, or music festival, visitors to your...
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With our new release of v1.2.0, Raytha introduces Embeddable Functions.Raytha Functions are a way to write custom code in the administrator portal of Raytha to add functionality to your application. Use cases for this include but are not limited to:Create your own custom api e...
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Written by Zack Schwartz
Hi everyone,We are proud to announce the release of v1.2.0, which includes the big new feature: Raytha Functions.Raytha Functions are a way to write custom code in the administrator portal of Raytha to add functionality to your application. Use cases for this include but are n...
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Hi everyone,This release contains the following enhancements:Updates the default public theme to vanilla Bootstrap 5.3 #174Upgrades TinyMCE dependency to resolve Dependabot issues #175Fixes issue with TinyMCE's source mode not working #176Thank you
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We are thrilled to share the exciting news about the launch of the Raytha Cloud Hosting Platform! This accomplishment represents months of dedicated effort and a significant achievement..How the cloud-hosted platform can benefit us?Our primary goal is to make Raytha accessible...
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Hello everyone, v1.1.4 is now released!This is a big release for Raytha because we are officially announcing the release of the Raytha Cloud Platform. Anybody can spin up an instance of Raytha in minutes to trial Raytha free for 14 days. This way people do not have to be devel...
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Hello everyone, v1.1.3 is now released!What's Changed[code cleanup] Swapped CsvReader for an MIT licensed library by @smd-11 #145[enhancement] Import submissions now supports file upload field by @smd-11 #144[enhancement] Items that failed to import via validation errors or ot...
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Hello everyone, v1.1.2 is now released!What's Changed[devops] - Github action to automatically build and run tests #137[new feature] - Import content items from CSV #141You can see the How-To article on importing content items from CSV here: https://raytha.com/user-guide/Impor...
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Why is a simple website like raytha.com running a kubernetes cluster? Azure Kubernetes Service to be precise. It might seem like over-engineering. Raytha.com was previously deployed on an Azure App Service plan.This move is all in preparation for the release of the official Ra...
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IntroductionIn some of our hosting R&D, we put up an instance of the Raytha platform on Azure Web App for Containers, which is a product of Azure App Service. However, we like to handle all of the SSL and https with Cloudflare, which serves as a reverse proxy. Now the webs...
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Hello everyone, v1.1.1 is now released with a number of great bug fixes.What's Changed:[security] Bump System.Linq.Dynamic.Core from 1.2.24 to 1.3.0 in /src/Raytha.Application by @dependabot in #132[bug fix] Templates: Convenient uploader for local storage returns undefined #9...
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IntroIn this blog post, we will delve into the comprehensive process of constructing a "Fire and Forget" style background task in .NET web applications. The term "Fire and Forget" refers to an action initiated by a user, such as executing a report, that may consume several min...
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v1.1.0 is a big release!This is a major version upgrade which means you must run a database migration script. For those who are upgrading from any version between 1.0.0 and 1.0.6, you should run this database script: https://github.com/RaythaHQ/raytha/blob/main/db/v1_0_0_to_v1...
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Are you considering upgrading your Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster from a version prior to 1.24.3? You might want to read about my recent experience before you do. What was meant to be a routine upgrade turned into a frustrating two-hour debugging session. Although all ...
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Job board websites are popular for associations who want to let their membership know what jobs are available within the industry. It is also a source of revenue for those that charge for job postings.We created the job board below using the Raytha CMS platform using nothing b...
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Hello everyone, v1.0.6 is now released with the key highlights being:New features:Added convenience file upload drop zone to Templates to allow users to upload assets right then and there #119Added db consumption metrics to the dashboard #75Breaking changes:raytha_attachment_u...
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Upon seeing Raytha's numerous social media pages, we initially thought of setting up an account on Linktree. This clever platform provides users with a landing page containing links to all of their social media profiles.However, we soon realized that as a CMS, we could easily ...
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Written by Zack Schwartz
IntroAs of the writing of this blog post, Stripe is the best payment provider in the world when it comes to providing a Developer Experience. It is often cited as the gold standard of API and documentation. Having said that, integrating payments into your .NET application is s...
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