Welcome, friends, to our monthly episode of New in Nylas! 👋 February has brought some snow to North America, so we’re building snowmen in between shipping updates. ☃️ Speaking of updates…
Did you know we have RSS feeds?
Section titled “Did you know we have RSS feeds?”Point your RSS reader at us to subscribe to our SDK changelogs, our product Release notes, or both.
Nylas v2 deprecation news
Section titled “Nylas v2 deprecation news”Nylas v3 is our faster, more reliable, easier to use new platform, and we can’t wait to show you what you’re missing.
SDK support for Nylas Scheduler
Section titled “SDK support for Nylas Scheduler”We mentioned in December that two of our four SDKs were updated with support for Nylas Scheduler. Well, the Python and Kotlin/Java SDKs now support it too!
Nylas API improvements and bug fixes
Section titled “Nylas API improvements and bug fixes”- Nylas now supports MIME data in Send Message requests.
Nylas SDK changelogs
Section titled “Nylas SDK changelogs”Our intrepid team of developers is always working to improve Nylas, and that includes the SDKs that we maintain. We had a few updates to the SDKs throughout the month:
New and updated docs
Section titled “New and updated docs”We’re always working to make our docs better! This month, we’re pointing the spotlight at our Rate limits in Nylas page. We updated it with some more information about how to work with your provider to avoid rate limits.
Consolidated Scheduler docs
Section titled “Consolidated Scheduler docs”We’ve also done an overhaul on our Scheduler docs to make them more succinct and easier to navigate. 🚀 Feel free to take a stroll through the updated information, and let us know if you have any comments or suggestions!
Latest Nylas Tech blogs
Section titled “Latest Nylas Tech blogs”Our Developer Advocates are hard at work bringing you cool demos built on Nylas v3. Here are the new posts from the last month:
- How to combine Supabase Google Auth and Google App Permissions in a Next.js Application
- How to build an email outreach tool with Nylas
- How to manage calendar availability with Nylas
That’s all for now
Section titled “That’s all for now”As always, we appreciate you joining us for our release. If you want to keep an eye on what’s coming to Nylas next, you can check our public roadmap.
Your feedback and suggestions about the Nylas platform are always welcome. If you have any comments or suggestions on the documentation, you can also drop us a line.
Until next time! 👋