Build faster and have real time feedback with Atoti UI

See how Atoti UI 5.2 allows you to build faster and with real time feedback with features like hot module replacement.

Hetal Kapadia
Atoti
2 min readAug 30, 2024

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Authentication implementation

Previously, authentication implementation required server and UI side work. Simplifying the process for developers, authentication is now fully implemented on the server side, with a configuration on the UI side. This change ensures a more streamlined implementation process.

Hot module replacement

For our developers, we’ve added hot module replacement. This feature provides a fast feedback loop, allowing you to see changes instantly. Another benefit: the state of the page is not lost when you make a change in your source code. It makes UI development more pleasant and efficient.

User color styling

With our new user-level global color styling for charts, you can configure your own specific colors for specific members of a hierarchy-like setting USD to always display in green-and it will apply to all charts. This saves valuable time in configuring formatting, makes charts easier to read, and more visually appealing.

Calculated measure creation

We’ve also enhanced how calculated measures are handled. Now, when you save a calculated measure created from the GUI, it will publish directly to the cube instead of remaining local. If you want a calculated measure to remain local, you can still define it in the query tool. This change ensures that important measures make it back to the cube, enhancing data consistency.

Tech upgrades

We’ve upgraded to React 18.3 and TypeScript 5! While there’s nothing you need to do on your end, we wanted to let you know that we’re keeping up with the latest technology to ensure the best performance and features for you.

Ant Design upgrade

We’re upgrading to Ant Design 5.6.4. This upgrade requires some development dependencies updates. To see a full list of dependency upgrades, check out our migration guide.

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Hetal Kapadia
Atoti

I am a mathematician, an ultramarathoner, a major foodie, and home reno-diy-er who loves all things technology related.