PrimeNG 22 moved to a commercial license. Instead of passing that on to our customers, we rebuilt GTmeta's interface on Angular Material: the Suite is now on Angular 22, and every library in its web client is open source.
Read the post →What we are building next. Stages, not dates: a stage says where a piece of work is, a date would only be a promise.
A mobile skeleton built with Ionic and Capacitor, so that an application designed in GTmeta can also ship as an iOS and Android app. The first real case is the customer page of a district-heating management system.
A downloadable MCP server (npm) for the Designer: describe a page, an AI assistant builds it in the Designer's staging area, you review it in the Batch Loader and commit. The AI never touches your project until you do.
The Designer on Apple Silicon Macs, signed and notarized, alongside the Windows and Linux versions.
Colors and style chosen for each project and configured from the Suite administration, with no rebuild.
One system to version the applications you build and roll them out to production: a history of every metadata change (who, what, when), releases of the metadata as code has them, and distribution of a project across installations.