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What's new in Makeswift

Updated on April 19, 2024

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Improved files management and sorting

The files manager has received a small facelift with lots of new improvements added to make organizing your files much easier.

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Next.js App Router support

You can now render Makeswift pages in App Router! Upgrade to the latest version of Makeswift using `npm upgrade @makeswift/runtime@latest` to start using Makeswift with App Router today.

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Site publishing and history

We recently released a major update to the publishing workflow in Makeswift. Instead of publishing one page at a time, you can now make bulk edits to your site go live in a single publish. With the new publish dialog, you can easily select which pages you want to publish, all from one place.

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2023 Year in review

We’ve just kicked off the new year, but before we go full-steam ahead into 2024, let’s look back at 2023 to revisit some big news for the Makeswift team and recap a few of our favorite features we launched.

Andrew Reifman

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Makeswift is joining BigCommerce!

Today marks a major milestone for the Makeswift team. Throughout 2023 we have been working closely with the BigCommerce team as both a customer and a partner. Through this process we have discovered a shared vision for the composable web and the interfaces we use to create it. I am thrilled to announce that we have decided to join the BigCommerce family to accelerate the Makeswift vision and bring world class visual building to the thousands of BigCommerce brands and beyond.

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Bynder Integration

We now support external asset management through Bynder, a Digital Asset Management platform. This enterprise integration allows you to use assets in Bynder as images, background images, meta images, and favicons within Makeswift.

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Custom host sitemaps

We recently released `getSitemap`, a first-class way to create a sitemap for the pages you have built in a Makeswift custom host . The return type of getSitemap

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RichText Inline Mode

This past week we released `Inline` mode in `v0.10.0` of `@makeswift/runtime`. `Inline` mode is a configuration option for `RichText` that allows you to edit text

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Component tray upgrade

We upgraded our component tray so that finding and organizing your components is easier than ever.

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Custom Breakpoints

This past cycle at Makeswift we released custom breakpoints to make integrating existing sites even easier. Have a `tailwind.config.js` or

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What's new in Makeswift

Improved files management and sorting

Next.js App Router support

Site publishing and history

2023 Year in review

Makeswift is joining BigCommerce!

Bynder Integration

﻿Custom host sitemaps

﻿RichText Inline Mode

﻿Component tray upgrade

Custom Breakpoints

Still have questions?

Custom host sitemaps

RichText Inline Mode

Component tray upgrade