What's new in Swift Release 22 in December?
Swift Release 22 – December features the following new capabilities:
Default Grid View / Card View
With this release of Swift, Users now have the option of selecting a grid view or a card view as their default view.
Simply go to the app designer studio and choose the default view you want the end user app to display.
Grid View
Card View
Hide / Show Grid View / Card View
With this release of Swift, Users can now show either the card view or the grid view, or hide any view completely. And since you can pick card or grid view configurations easily in the app designer studio, there will be no need to do so in the end user app.
Just navigate to the app designer studio and select either or both options based on your preferences.
Improved Dashboard KPI Widget
With this release of Swift, KPI widget can now be customized more by users. Users may add icons, pick a color scheme, change the typeface, and more.
Just navigate to the app designer studio, select the dashboard editing option for the app you like to modify, choose the widget option, and then configure it to your preference.
Mobile View
Tablet View
Roles-based rights on screens (business analysts only)
With this release of Swift, Users now may manage their security and grant access to whichever business analyst they need.
Public Forms
With this release of Swift, Users can now create Public Forms, which are available without authentication and are similar to Google Forms.
These forms can be used for applications for jobs, surveys, questionnaires, and contact forms.
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Some example of Public Forms:
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