We released some improvements when importing Salesforce metadata.

• IMPROVEMENT: you can now filter objects by typing text or selecting an objects type
• IMPROVEMENT: Importing hundreds of objects is now possible thanks to our importation optimization process.

• IMPROVEMENT: live updates on the import status page

• NEW : logs information when importation is completed

• NEW: from your project home page, there is a new Import logs page to view logs from your recent import.

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We released some improvements when prototyping a list view page.

• Fields and actions can now be dragged directly into the list view page.

• Edit lists view settings directly from the right panel

• Select fields to display directly from the Edit list view modal box

• Fields panel automatically displayed when editing an action

• Fields dragged into an action modal box are automatically set as output fields.

• Edit a publisher action right from the canvas

We revamped the menu to create a new project. Our goal is to make it easier to select the right tool to create the prototype you need. This new menu gives you access to:

• Designer: to create a new Salesforce prototype
• LWC Builder: to prototype Lightning Web Components and deploy them to your Salesforce
• Theme Builder: to define a set of common CSS properties and tokens for your UI components that will be applied by default on your lightning web components.

We’ve added support for list view pages when working on a Lightning application prototype. Here's the main features

• Create list views
• Select fields to display inside a list view page
• Add filters to filter information on a list
• End-users can test and create list views

We released some improvements for the Lightning web components deployment process

• Real-time deployment status

• It's now possible to cancel a deployment
• More information about deployment errors

• Detailed information now available from the deployment page

Prototyping actions on your Lightning application prototype now led to fully-functional simulations (when creating or updating a record). You can focus on creating delightful Salesforce-like user experiences. Testing through simulations will reduce rework and boost user adoption of your final app.

You can now control when a component appears on a page by adding filter conditions and logic to its properties in the right panel. It's similar to the dynamic Lightning Pages on Salesforce.

For example, you can add a filter that causes a specific component on an opportunity page to display when the opportunity’s amount is greater than or equal to $1 million.

To create the best prototyping experience for Salesforce, you can now edit data while in preview mode (or when using the public link). That's perfect to test your prototype and to minic the Salesforce Lightning editing experience.

We redesigned the Pages content menu for Lightning Application prototypes and all the pages tied to an object are grouped together. Pages are now easier to manage and each object will have a default list view page. The ability to customize list view pages is coming very soon.