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Build like a team of hundreds_ Website: ➡️ appwrite.io GitHub ➡️ github.com/appwrite/appwr… Discord ➡️ appwrite.io/discord
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    Aug 31
    The wait is over. Our biggest release yet has arrived 🚀 Appwrite 2.0 brings you native PostgreSQL and MySQL, five database types, S3-compatible storage, OAuth 2.1, Domains, Firewall, a rebuilt Console, and more. Explore now: appwrite.io/blog/post/anno…
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    Thank you for everything. We will always remember you Binyamin 🖤
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    Hyperloop B is the new engine powering Appwrite 2.0, built on foundational work started by our friend and teammate Binyamin Yawitz. Binyamin sadly passed away before he could see his work completed. Today, that work allows Appwrite to handle up to 8x more I/O load. We named
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    Signing up for Appwrite Cloud just got easier ⚡ Alongside GitHub, you can now sign in or create your account with: 👉 Google 👉 GitLab 👉 Bitbucket More ways to get in. Fewer steps between you and building.
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    Appwrite 2.0 is now available for self-hosting 🔥 It ships with a rebuilt Console, PostgreSQL as the default underlying database, Hyperloop B, and a new combined worker topology that cuts a default install from 33 containers to 16. Read more: appwrite.io/blog/post/appw…
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    Sep 7
    You can now add “Sign in with Appwrite” to your app in one SDK call. Let users authenticate with their existing Appwrite account while Appwrite handles the consent screen, PKCE, token exchange, and session. Set it up end to end: appwrite.io/blog/post/sign…
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