We've heard from many of you that Interval has helped you create uniquely powerful apps that simply aren't possible with other platforms. Today we're excited to showcase some of that power through our brand new examples gallery.
Our first six examples showcase a range of Interval-enabled functionality, including migrating and editing user data, connecting to 3rd party APIs, monitoring metrics with Slack notifications, and even comparing visual differences between screenshots.
![A screenshot of a user settings form from one of our examples.](/img/weekly-updates/004-user-settings-example.jpg)
Each example includes sample code, screenshots, video demos, and a step-by-step walkthrough of how to build the tool. You can also try out any of these for yourself by running npx create-interval-app@latest
and selecting any of the templates from the menu.
Other bugfixes & improvements
- We released v0.23.0 of our Node SDK this week with a handful of small improvements, including support for more primitives in our select APIs and a new
ctx.action.url
prop that's useful for building OAuth flows. - We improved the layout of props and return types in our docs (example).
- You can now download the output of
io.display.object
as a JSON file. - We fixed the background color of code blocks in
io.display.markdown
. - Linking to the same action from within itself will now begin a new transaction.