The next Big Thing is almost here 🔥

The next Big Thing is almost here 🔥

Dear beloved,

We are preparing to launch a new major release of Buddy. We’ve taken our best ideas that piled up from years of customer insights and feedback, and put together the best version of Buddy we’ve ever made.

The release of the new version will be performed in stages. First, we need to make some updates to the UI to clean up and make space for the new modules (yikes!). There will be a few iterations of the user interface before it will reach its final form of what we call Buddy 2.0.

Warning
Please mind that during the transition not everything will be perfect. We have to ask you for a little bit of patience until the new version has fully arrived!

Part 1: The new navigation

To accommodate what’s coming up, we have decided to move the main navigation from the top bar to the left. Yes, you'll might take a while to fully get used to it, but we promise the changes that are coming afterwards are well worth the effort. You will see soon enough why we did it.

Image loading...The New Navigation

Coming up next

In the next iteration we will deliver the updated Activity Feed and Projects view. Once we do it, the first batch of the Big Stuff will roll in: a new variables manager and brand-new integrations manager.

As always, we are looking to your feedback and support during the creation process. Since we began our journey in 2016, every single feature in Buddy has been added as a response to your requests. Back then we focused on one aim: to deliver the best CI/CD tool by making it as user-friendly and powerful as possible. We've been steadily following this road for almost 5 years and never once lost determination. We wouldn't be able to do it without your help: ideas, suggestions, requests, down-to-earth criticism, reminders, and, words of encouragement that out whole team going.

Success
So fire up Buddy, take a tour of the new looks, and let us know how you like it! 🤡
Jarek Dylewski

Jarek Dylewski

Customer Support

A journalist and an SEO specialist trying to find himself in the unforgiving world of coders. Gamer, a non-fiction literature fan and obsessive carnivore. Jarek uses his talents to convert the programming lingo into a cohesive and approachable narration.

Sep 4th 2020
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