1. Changes

In this release the following features have been added:

• Our premium and LTD users can now create and use web-browser workspaces where a web-browser can be launched to open a web-page with not just an HTML-based content but also video and/or audio. Each such workspace also comes with RPA tools to fully automate web-surfing activities. The following web-browsers are available: Google Chrome, Brave, MS Edge, Chromium, Opera.
• For developers we have made a new workspace available that can be used to build .NET-based applications using C#, .NET SDK, and Powershell scripting.
• A Linux desktop workspace based on KDE is available to the premium and LTD users. With this workspace you can install and use any GUI applications available in KDE.
• A number of bug fixes.

2. Roadmap

Based on valuable feedback we've been receiving from our users, we would like to share some of the high-priority items that we will be working in our upcoming releases.

• Desktop Workspaces (Windows)
• An option to start a workspace on schedule or via API

• New workspaces:

  • A workspace to build and execute AI-powered workflows using a solution such as Flowise.

• AI Asistant

As these features become available additional announcements will be made.

1. Changes

In this release the following modifications have been made:

• To log into the Officekube platform you can now use your username or email address.
• Our premium users now can manage their payment methods in the billing page.
• Some users experienced an issue using the worksapce toolbar. The issue has been resolved and the workspace user interface is now supported on greater number of web-browsers (Chrome, Brave, MS Edge, Firefox) on Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
• A number of bug fixes.

2. Roadmap

Based on valuable feedback we've been receiving from our users, we would like to share some of the high-priority items that we will be working in our upcoming releases.

• Desktop Workspaces (Windows, Linux)
• An option to start a workspace on schedule or via API

• New workspaces:

  • A web-browsers workspace that can run one of the most popular web-browsers.
  • A workspace to build and execute AI-powered workflows using a solution such as Flowise.

• AI Asistant

As these features become available additional announcements will be made.

1. Changes

In this release the following modifications have been made:

• Added tutorials on how to use tool workspaces such as Elasticsearch and PostgreSQL.
• Added and optimized AI-powered workflows.
• A number of bug fixes and minor enhancements.

1. Changes

In this release the following modifications have been made:

• Any workspace can be shared with other users using a workspace setting shared.
• A number of bug fixes and minor enhancements.

1. Workflows

In this release the following new workflows have been added:

• Connect to PostgreSQL DB in Python - a workflow that generates sample code in Python to connect and manage an instance of PostgreSQL db running as a workspace.
• Message Queue with RabbitMQ in Python - a workflow that generates a sample code to demonstrate the use of a message queue system such as RabbitMQ to using 2 communication mechanisms message queue and pub/sub.
• Centralized Logging in Typescript is a workflow that creates a sample file that demonstrates how logs can be sent to your Elasticsearch Tool workspace.
• Centralized Logging in Golang is a workflow similar the one above but for Goland.

2. Other

• A number of bug fixes and minor enhancements.

1. Workflows

In this release the following new workflows have been added:

• Connect to MongoDB in TypeScript - a workflow that generates a sample code in Typescript to connect and manage a MongoDB db.
• Connect to MongoDB in Golang - a similar workflow that generates a Golang sample code to connect and manage a MongoDB db.
• Message Queue with RabbitMQ in TypeScript - a workflow that generates a sample code to demonstrate the use of a message queue system such as RabbitMQ to using 2 communication mechanisms message queue and pub/sub.
• Message Queue with RabbitMQ in Golang - a similar to the workflow above but for Golang programming language.
• Centralized Logging in Python is a workflow that creates a sample file elk_logging.py that demonstrates how logs can be sent to your Elasticsearch Tool workspace. The generated code uses python-logstash-async library.

2. Other

A number of bug fixes and minor enhancements.

1. Workflows

The following new workflows have been added:

• etcd JSON Loader that can be used to upload initial app configuration into your instance of the etcd Configuration Server.
• Connect to PostgreSQL DB with Typescript and Prisma ORM - a workflow to connect to PostgreSQL DB in Typescript with Prisma ORM.
• Connect to PostgreSQL DB in GoLang with GORM and DB Atlas - a workflow to connect to PostgreSQL DB in GoLang with GORM and DB Atlas.
• Generate a Python Flask Application - a workflow that can be used to quickly generate a project scaffolding for your python-based service/app based on the flask framework.

2. AI Assistant

A highly-flexible prompt-based workflow named Application Skeleton that is available in our premium plan.

The workflow allows you to generate a project scaffolding in a tech stack of your choice (python, typescript/javascript, golang, java) and code generated for a variety of app features listed below:

• ORM Framework (e.g. Hibernate, SQLAlchemy, Prisma)
• Database (e.g. PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite)
• Security (e.g. JWT Authentication, OpenID, SAML)
• Search Engine (e.g. Elasticsearch)
• Websocket support (e.g. ws, Spring WebSockets)
• Cache support (e.g. Memcached, Redis)
• Message Queue (e.g. Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ)
• Service Discovery (e.g. Apache Zookeeper, Consul)
• Internationalization (primary and secondary languages)
• Unit test framework (e.g. JUnit, PyTest, Jest)
• Integration test framework (e.g. Mockito, GoMock, Supertest)
• Performance test framework (e.g. Gatling, k6, Locust)
• BDD test framework (e.g. Cucumber, PyCharm, Jest)
• SAST (e.g. SonarQube)
• DAST (e.g. OWASP)
• Containerization (e.g. Docker, Podman)
• CI/CD (e.g. Jenkins, GitHub Actions)
• Diagrams (e.g. PlantUML, Mermaid)
• Documentation (e.g. Markdown, ReStructured Text)

3. Other

A lot of bug fixes and minor enhancements.

1. Tool Workspaces

The following new workspace templates have been added:

• DevOps Engineer
• PostgreSQL
• MongoDB
• RabbitMQ
• Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
• Elasticsearch
• MariaDB/MySQL
• etcd Configuration Server

These workspaces can be started and managed in the same way developer workspaces are.

Now not only can you build your application but integrate, test, and run it with any of these tools. Refer to our documentation and various video tutorials to learn quickly utilize these tools.

Subsequently, we plan to add a number of workflows that would allow you to automate various typical activities involved around the use of the tools (e.g. configuration, deployment, testing).

2. AI Assistant

Starting with this release we are rolling out Gen AI-powered capabilities that should further simplify the use of our capabilities such as workspaces, workflows, and apps.

We've introduced a few prompt-based workflows that can be executed using natural language. These workflows are accessible via our AI assistant that you can call using a menu item Tasks -> Ask located in our toolbar.

The assistant also allows using your own prompts. Refer to our video tutorials for more details.