I’m not sure that this is Sneaky or new or if I am just rather unobservant.
When you are adding imports statements the colouring of the text tells you whether is is valid / you have the right number of dots to get to the right level. So does the colour of the dots I think - white dots are invalid. All purple text is incorrect where as blue then purple is legit.
Still much easier to use autocomplete - which is not new but is amazing!
oooh, hello add_rows
NESTED ALERTS ARE HERE! 
(perfecto)
This is the latest update that’s most changed (and simplified) how I approach the UI. Love it!
The auto-generated URLS are great as well 
Which URLs are you talking about here?
I just published a new test app and the auto-generated URL was somewhere along the lines of “speedy-improbable-monkey.anvil.app” instead of the random string they use to be.
I wonder if they are using the xkcdpass library, I noticed it was installed in the list of packages.
If I remember correctly, Anvil has been generating these funny URLs since a long time.
huh, for me its always been gobbledygook. Random string of numbers and letters.
Private URLs are the gobbledygook, public ones (that don’t use a custom domain) are the human readable ones. I think the only change is that new apps default to a public URL instead of a private one, but you can still choose to use a private one.
I had no idea when they did it but there is also a q.page_size() method available which lets you define the number of rows to return
That’s awesome. I was actually going to do a feature request for it 
This is the latest update that’s most changed (and simplified) how I approach the UI. Love it!
wait…does this mean i can open an alert over an alert now?! are there docs on this?
No docs, you just use alerts inside of alerts and it works like you’d expect. They nest nicely, now.
You can now see the branch you are editing without going in to the version history tab
Thank you Anvil!
I have no Idea how long this has been there, but you can print pdf media objects now from anvil code: (opens the browsers print dialogue)
This was quite the revelation for us since we print a lot of pdf files and use several hacks and js libraries for that like: https://printjs.crabbly.com/
Has anyone used this feature before?
EDIT:
We did some tests and ran in to this error sometimes:
That appears to be for the Dedicated Plan. But having it in the IDE is certainly handy, for those on that Plan.
