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#361 Changes authorization process @InakiAbete-Reflektion
Starting from this version, we have deprecated the useToken configuration property, and we encourage using it only when absolutely required. With this change, there's no need to include useToken in your configuration if API access doesn't specifically demand an access token.
Previously, useToken was intended for cases where API access required an access token. However, in most browser-based scenarios, this extra round-trip to the API was unnecessary and added overhead, resulting in a slightly slower experience.
Instead, we have introduced a more targeted approach with the useAccessToken property. This allows you to specify and handle access token usage more selectively and efficiently. Use useAccessToken only if your API access indeed necessitates an access token.
As always, our documentation has been updated to reflect these changes, and our support team is available to assist you should you have any questions or concerns. We hope that this enhancement empowers you to make informed decisions regarding authorization in your application.
#355 Enables noImplicitAny @FedericoRossi-Reflektion
We've enabled the noImplicitAny option by default in this version. This TypeScript compiler option enforces stricter type checking by requiring explicit type annotations for variables and function return types where TypeScript cannot infer the type.
Enabling noImplicitAny promotes safer code practices and helps catch potential type errors during compilation. While adopting this option may require adding more type annotations, it ultimately leads to a more robust and maintainable codebase.
Embrace the power of TypeScript's static type checking with noImplicitAny, and enjoy a more streamlined development process. If you need any assistance with this feature, refer to our documentation or reach out to our support resources.
New Widgets Added: HTMLBlock, SEO, and Banner
We're excited to introduce three new widgets: HTMLBlock, SEO, and Banner. Although pages support is still in development, you can already make use of these powerful new widgets in your app. Here's an example of how to use them:
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