Breaking Changes ahead
Please note that breaking changes are coming to the existing JavaScript SDK towards the end of August, so we recommend you upgrade before that to prevent any loss of data.
The new version JavaScript SDK will no longer require a complicated array-like syntax to interact with. Instead, it’ll allow you to use it like any other JavaScript class. It’ll also enable us to support frameworks like React and React Native at a later date.
This SDK is a breaking change that will bump the version number to 2.0.0. If you’re using an NPM-based framework, it is likely that any auto-updaters you’re using will therefore not automatically update to this version.
Nevertheless, we’re inviting you to take a look at the current implementation and get ready for an update in the next few months. I’ll send an additional email once the SDK is fully baked, but until then you can see our current progress on GitHub.
I believe that this change will provide a way better experience for all of our users in the long run, even though it will probably inconvenience some of you in the short term.
Thank you so much for your support, and please email us with any questions or comments you might have.