Appwrite

5 Claude hacks worth trying 👇 ✅ Write briefs, not prompts. Give Claude the audience, tone, format, and what a bad version looks like. ✅ Use Projects, so you stop pasting the same context every time. ✅ Let Claude interview you when the idea is still fuzzy. ✅ Build small custom tools with artifacts instead of searching for random web apps. ✅ Screenshot first when debugging UI issues, errors, charts, or designs.

Back with another Builder Spotlight 🚀 Meet Prism by Aarav Goyal Prism is a native macOS AI client for model comparison, Quick AI, and desktop-first AI workflows. Appwrite is the cloud backbone behind Prism, using Databases for structured data and Functions for serverless billing and metering across 50 active users. Explore: https://prism-app.tech/ Building with Appwrite? Share your project with us for a future Builder Spotlight.

One of the biggest challenges with coding agents is context. They can write code fast, but they still need to know how your tools actually work. The Appwrite plugin for Codex helps with that. It gives Codex live access to Appwrite Docs through MCP, along with skills for the Appwrite CLI and major SDKs. So when Codex builds with Appwrite, it can check the docs as it works and follow current SDK patterns instead of guessing. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFBwRuQx

Announcing Git deployment triggers for Appwrite Functions and Sites 🚀 You can now control which branches and file changes create automatic deployments in Appwrite. This means a docs update does not need to rebuild your production Site, and monorepo changes only trigger the builds they should. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/gzE9PRht

Snapchat looks simple on the surface. Open the app. See where your friends are. Send a snap. Watch it disappear. But underneath, there is a realtime system keeping presence, location, activity, storage, and updates in sync. In this tutorial, you’ll build a Snapchat-style app with Appwrite Presences and Realtime, backed by Databases, Storage, and Functions. Read the full guide: https://lnkd.in/gw5SkXQ4

We recently added: → Presences API for online status, typing, and activity → Email policies to control Auth email flows → Database relationships out of beta and ready for production → Parallel chunk uploads for Storage, with uploads up to 7x faster → Dart 3.12 for Appwrite Functions and Flutter 3.44 for Appwrite Sites Which one is your favorite?

We recently announced parallel chunk uploads for Appwrite Storage. Appwrite SDKs now upload Storage chunks in parallel on runtimes with native concurrency. In our Node SDK benchmark, a 1.28 GB file upload dropped from over 4 minutes to under 40 seconds. That is up to 7x faster uploads, with no API changes. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gm6m9Pcy

Announcing new Appwrite runtimes for Functions and Sites 🚀 Appwrite now supports Dart 3.12 as a Functions runtime and Flutter 3.44 as a build runtime for Sites. You can write serverless functions in Dart, deploy Flutter Web projects with Appwrite Sites, and use Appwrite Cloud for your backend and deployment workflow. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/gVeQdTta

Announcing the Presences API for Appwrite 🚀 Track who is online, typing, and active in real-time with short-lived user statuses and automatic expiry. Use it for online indicators, collaboration cursors, typing indicators, attendee lists, multiplayer games, and movement tracking. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/gV_wCXE8

We recently announced that Database relationships are now production-ready in Appwrite ⚡ Alongside relationship queries and opt in loading, reads, writes, and joins across related tables are now 12-18x faster across the board. Read more: https://lnkd.in/da-s6xQW