It seems these SSR frameworks may need some extra attention for library authors. After I dug into using dexie with SvelteKit I found more things in need for change to improve the experience of using dexie with SvelteKit better. Some important changes are incorporated in dexie@4.0.1-alpha.10. Install dexie@next rather than just dexie@latest to get it. Install dexie@next for best experience with Svelte

Using Dexie.js with plain vanilla react has been working seamlessly for a couple of years now with useLiveQuery() in the dexie-react-hooks package. What hasn’t been working so great though has been to using it in Next.js, and the reasons for that turned out to be quite simple: The hook would…

As we’re approaching production, Dexie Cloud just got its status page where the service is continuously monitored and where we will publish any planned maintenance. There’s also an incident form you can fill out if you experience any issue with the service. Both of these links are now also linked to from the Support menu on dexie.org. New sign-ups We have now collected more than 600 sign-ups with access to create Dexie Cloud databases and almost 100 databases created so far. All created databases will be persisted when the service enters production and continue to work the same as now — no action needed from app developers. The beta sign-up is still open for more people to join!

Dexie Cloud has been feature complete since new year and I’ve recently been seeing an increased usage from beta testers as we’ve added lots of new users to the service. If you’ve not been approved yet, please apply again and we’ll be revisiting your request. What’s new since the last…

Dexie.js is now transferred from github.com/dfahlander to github.com/dexie. Existing clones will continue work as normal but the new official repo address has changed to https://github.com/dexie/Dexie.js. According to GitHub’s docs, existing forks and clones shall not be affected by the transfer as GitHub will continue to redirect the old repo location to the new one. Links etc will be updated on the docs, but the since the old links are redirects, there’s no rush to update them.

I just published the road map for Dexie 4.0. It’s a bit in the future but I feel it’s important to communicate where we’re heading. We get hundreds of new users every day into dexie.org that learn about it for the first time and I believe the road map can be an important decision making factor when choosing a library. We will soon release an early alpha of Dexie 4.0 with a tiny subset of the features from 4.0. The initial alpha may only contain a small subset of the new features. The development will then go forward together with the early adopters. The 3.x branch will be maintained in parallell.

It’s been out in beta for almost a year now — the new reactivity feature in Dexie.js that integrates nicely with frontend frameworks. After being out in the wild and bug fixed, it’s at last released in a new stable release dexie@3.2.0. The web site dexie.org is updated with new…

Last friday, a new version of Dexie Cloud Server was published along with a new release of dexie-cloud-addon. We’re still in beta but we took one step forward. Origins must now be whitelisted Apps that connects to a database will now fail unless the app’s origin is whitelisted. This has been in the docs but…

Dexie Cloud is a sync service described here It’s been a while since the last blog post on Dexie Cloud was out so here’s an update. The initial beta was finally released in the end of June. The hard work is now behind us and there are only concrete and…