Log

Published the legal notice for FireCMS S.L., and moved camberi.com to prerendered static pages in both languages.

Rebase 0.19.1: rebase db push now finishes against a database that has never booted, along with four other defects a pass over a fresh install turned up.

Rebase 0.18.0: defineCollection goes from three overloads to one signature, so a mistake is reported on the field that has it instead of on the call.

Rebase 0.17.2: a collection with a vector property could not be pushed to Postgres at all, because the migration planner resolved the type against a scratch database that cannot hold pgvector.

Rebase 0.17.0: the admin package becomes @rebasepro/cms, and Backend, CMS and Studio are named as three peers rather than a parent with two halves.

FireCMS 3.4.0: Cloud customizations now share the host application’s React, so a bundle built years ago keeps rendering on a host that has since moved to React 19.

Neat: static landing pages generated for neat.firecms.co, with real rendered gradient frames instead of CSS imitations.

Published rls-check, which reads any Postgres catalogue and reports what is actually exposed: RLS switched off, policies that are true for everyone, views that read past the policies underneath them.

Added SustenTalent, the sustainability job board we build, to the work section of this site.

Rebase 0.16.0: a relation picker can create the row it is looking for, seeded with the search that matched nothing, without losing the form behind it.

Neat: the editor accepts TypeScript configuration files on import, not only JSON.

Rebase 0.15.0: a filter can reach through a relation to a column of the related row, compiled to a correlated EXISTS instead of being applied in the browser after paging.

Neat: secondary waves and a prism edge fringe added to the shader, and per-colour influence now changes the result.

Rebase 0.13.0: rebase.data is removed in favour of rebase.dataAsAdmin, so the accessor that bypasses row-level security no longer answers to the name a browser client uses for the scoped one.

Neat: published an llms.txt so coding agents can use the library from its documented API rather than by guessing.

Rebuilt camberi.com around the products we run, with every figure on the page linking to the public source it comes from.

Published the Spanish edition of this site at /es/, as its own set of URLs rather than a language switch.

Rebase 0.12.0: rebase.json is rebuilt around one declared runtime, replacing four unrelated fields that were all called mode.

Rebase 0.11.0: buildCollection and buildProperty removed rather than deprecated, leaving defineCollection as the only way to declare a collection.

Neat 1.0.2: antialiasing on the gradient canvas.

Rebase 0.10.0: the authenticated principal is uid from the JWT claim all the way to the Postgres policy, which had been reading it under two different names.

Rebase 0.9.0: a vocabulary rename across the whole public API, with no behaviour change — a search and replace for anyone upgrading.

FireCMS 3.3.0: a Firestore explorer with point-in-time recovery, and the @firecms/mongodb package removed after MongoDB deprecated the platform underneath it.

Rebase 0.6.0: the first release published on GitHub, three months after the repository was opened.

Neat 1.0.0 published to npm, with the licensing system reworked and PNG and video export moved out of the library into the editor.

FireCMS 3.2.0: the rich text editor rewritten on ProseMirror, the @firecms/editor package folded into @firecms/core, and the interface translated into seven languages.

Opened the Rebase repository under the MIT licence — the Postgres backend, the SDK, the CMS and the migration tooling in one place.

FireCMS 3.1.0: Tailwind CSS v4 across every package, a Kanban view, and collection generation from a prompt.

FireCMS 3.0.1: the first patch on the 3.0 line, two months after it went stable.

FireCMS: the last of nineteen 3.0.0-tw4 prereleases, a parallel line begun on 25 November that ported every package to Tailwind 4 without holding up the 3.0.0 release.

FireCMS 3.0.0 went stable, twenty-two months after the first 3.0 beta.

FireCMS 3.0.0-rc.1: the first release candidate, after fifteen betas.

FireCMS 3.0.0-beta.15, the last of the betas.

Neat 0.4.0 published to npm.

FireCMS 3.0.0-beta.13.