We’re glad to announce that Parse Server now has support for GraphQL. GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language that helps developers build fast and stable apps. It uses types to ensure Apps only ask for what’s possible and provide clear and helpful errors.
Parse Server is now the easiest way to instantly create a GraphQL API.
Amongst the core team we recently discussed adopting a governance model to make the Parse Community more transparent, make the decision making process more clear and make it easier to contribute to the project.
Tom Fox -
March
5th,
2019
The Parse Platform has changed a lot over the past few months with the departure of one core contributor and the arrival of new contributors. We also look back at the successes of the last year and what’s in the works for the coming months.
Florent Vilmart -
August
15th,
2018
The summer has been really busy and we’ve dusted off the JS SDK, stripping out large parts of its legacy. Parse.Promises
and Backbone
style callbacks are definitely out.
Ben Friedman -
January
1st,
2018
We’d like to take a moment to say thank you to everyone in the community and beyond.
It’s been a great year and we couldn’t be providing all that is parse without everyone’s help.
Ben Friedman -
December
6th,
2017
Version 1.4.0 of the Parse PHP SDK is now available for use.
This is a jump from 1.3.0 which now includes quite a few new features. Among them being relative time queries, aggregate queries and index management.
Ben Friedman -
October
18th,
2017
Hacktoberfest 2017 is underway!
We encourage you to take the time to sign up for Hacktoberfest and start contributing to parse-server or other open source projects on github.
You can find more details and signup here, oh and did we mention there are free t-shirts?
Ben Friedman -
September
8th,
2017
Version 1.3.0 of the Parse PHP SDK is now available for use.
This is a jump from 1.2.10 which now includes support for HHVM, full text query support and more!
Ben Friedman -
July
20th,
2017
A security issue was recently disclosed for Node.js. This affects versions of node starting at the 4.x line, all the way through 8.x.
As it stands security updates were released a week ago and are currently available for all active release lines (including 7.x). We highly recommend you update your implementations to patch this issue (assuming you haven’t already).