Feathers Apple Push Notifications 1.0
Feathers Google Push Notifications 1.0

What's the estimates of these two services being ready?

There was some discussion in #254 but it does not seem as if any further work has been done so far. It might drop off the roadmap for this release since we still have a couple of higher priority items to tackle.

Will Twitter auth be added within Auk?

@thosakwe yep, @ekryski has worked Twitter OAuth into the release. 🎉

It's coming with [email protected]

I am planning to start my new project using feathers. I'd like to start with auk release as feathers-authentication-management module (which is part of auk) offers quite some functionality that I'd like to make use of.

I'd normally just npm install the prerelease but I could not figure it out how to do that when using feathers-cli.

How can I start with auk release?

FYI celalo, feathers-authentication-management works with the current, pre-Auk version of feathers and feathers-authentication as well.

Brilliant! @eddyystop thank you for the info.

Hi everyone, so excited to see the progress. I'm about to start a big project for a data-driven SPA so I was wondering if I should go with version 2 or wait till AUK is production ready. Any updates on the release date?

@lobosan You can create a new application by running

npm install feathers-cli@pre -g
mkdir testproject
cd testproject
feathers generate app

@daffl You have forgotten -g for the feathers-cli installation, no?

Yes, indeed. Fixed now.

Thanks for everyone's patience with this. 90% of Auk is already complete but a lot of the confusion is coming from the lack of docs. We are very close to being finished updating all the documentation.

After talking with @daffl here is an update (order matters) for what is left to finally get this sucker closed...

• [x] Auth API docs
• [x] Hook Docs
• [x] Release v3 of feathers-hooks-common as a normal mainline release (currently a pre-release)
• [x] Chat guide updates
• [x] Merge to auk branch
• [x] Finalize Feathers basics guide
• [x] Any remaining generator fixes
  
  
  
  • [x] Any new bugs found
  
  
  • [x] Update feathers-common-hooks
  
  
  • [x] Update feathers-authentication
  
  
  • [x] Make sure we remove user password
  
  
• [x] Release generator as a normal mainline release (currently a pre-release)
• [x] Release feathers-cli as a normal mainline release (currently a pre-release)
• [x] Merge feathers-chat updates
• [x] Finish feathers-client API docs
• [x] Update Feathers RN chat app
• [ ] Move over/update any old/proposed guides into the guides section or as blog posts on medium
• [x] Tag feathers-docs master branch and cut a pre-auk branch (name still TBD)
• [x] Merge feathers-docs auk to master and tag it
• [x] RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT!

It's been a long time coming and we've definitely had some scope creep (some justified and some not) but we've also fielded a lot of questions, helped a lot of people, fixed a ton of bugs and added some pretty awesome functionality.

thank you very much for all your work on this! 😄

Thanks a lot for your work! Really looking forward for that last, long wished, "RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT!"
Way to go!

We shipped the new docs earlier this week and have moved the old ones over to https://legacy.docs.feathersjs.com/.

A few sections of the guides just need a bit of updating but overall all the API docs are in place and up to date and all the modules that were pre-releases have been released officially!

This is now officially closed! 💥

You can read about the release announcement here: https://blog.feathersjs.com/the-auk-takes-flight-c4b3c070c6d.

We'll be migrating the old guides over to blog posts on Medium over the next while but in the mean time you can still access them at:

• https://legacy.docs.feathersjs.com/guides/readme.html
• https://legacy.docs.feathersjs.com/frameworks/readme.html

Congratulations!!!

So awesome guys. Thanks for your great work.
I wish some day we can see nice JavaScript environment and platform designed to work well with major frontend frameworks. Something magic like what meteor was when just came out. In that platform I loved the things I was able to achieve with ease. I mean having only one place to go to learn what I need to do to have a real-time Enterprise ready in record time plus real-time and testing live server available with one command.

That was so awesome for a guy coming from PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, WordPress, JQuery, Joomla, ExtJS, Java, C, C++, Windows guy.

And if I can think of a more open, flexible and progressive platform, I would like to see something around open source technologies such us:

• FeathersJS AUK (Backend)
• VueJS, ReactJS, Polymer, Angular, Inferno (Frontend)
• Mobile first, Material Design, IOs, Windows, Web, Desktop (Universal)
• Offline, reactive, real-time, push notifications, SSR, SEO friendly, native, fast, secure
• Graphql, Rest APIs, Schema outside of databases (Schema)
• Database agnostic but giving priority to multi model databases such us ArangoDB or combinations of CauchDB​, MongoDB, Redis, Neo4J
• A building tool such us GraphCool with the ability to define the security layer over the Schema through an intelligent CLI that has staters ala VueJS to create different types of apps.

In conclusion, my dream platform should allow me to create a Real time, Enterprise ready, PWA from day one with ease with one command and available in a web testing environment full of debugging tools, performance advice and security awareness

Meteor had US$ 30M to spend doing what they did (and still they seem to have pivoted to Apollo). Feathers has a core of 6 part-time people with no external funds, so we depend on the Feathers' community.

Perhaps you can start on one of the items you mentioned?

I agree with the above response. Implementing all the features you mentioned sounds like another year of mostly-thankless work from the Feathers team.

Congratz and lots of thanks to the Feathers team!

With regards to the "dream platform" comment, too much magic gives you less control over parts you want to change. Feather's modular approach is fine the way it is. It does things "the Node way".

😁 ✌️

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