You can now trigger the 'Edit Screen' with an action. This allows you to prompt your users to edit a screen with buttons, images, and other components.

You can now enable or disable 'Allow image upload' in the user's profile.

You can now add a 'Mood' to your buttons, you can choose from 'Default', 'Success', or 'Danger'.

You can now add an action to your Title component. Select your component and choose an action from the drop-down list.

Now you can drag and drop components from the 'Data Tab' into your 'Layout'. Click on the 'Data Tab', on the left of your screen, select the column you want to add and drag it into the 'Layout'.

You can now search in the column drop-downs within Glide. This is particularly helpful if your table has many, many columns.

With the Experimental Code Column you can use your own JavaScript code to create new, custom computed columns. Parameters & results are passed to your code, your code performs computations or fetches data from third parties, and then returns values back to your app. Learn more here. 

You can now control whether Glide automatically publishes your app, as well as revert your changes to the last published version.

Previously the lookup column could only look up columns through a relation. You can now pick any table in your app.

Basic table rows can now be re-ordered.

And so can If → Then → Else Cases