Parse Browser

MAJOR UPDATE! Every once in a while, good things happen to those who wait. I know you've been waiting. This update brings a lot of goodies I've been dying to ship. #PFImage and PFFile support You've got a lot of Images and Files stored in your Parse Data Browser, but what was that file now? Now, you're able to preview any iOS supported image- and filetypes right within the app. So, no more guessing, just more access to your data. Oh, did you say you also have some files on your device you need to upload? Ok, then go ahead and upload your heart out! Take a picture with your camera and upload it! Select any image from your photo album and upload it! Or select any file from your iCloud Drive and upload it! (Yep, iCloud Documents also support Dropbox, so you're free to select any of those files as well!) If that's not mobile productivity, I don't know what is! # The Web is Full of Links I know you've got a lot of string fields that are in fact, URL fields. Now, Parse doesn't have a specific "URL" type, however, if you enter a URL in a string field, you can now follow this link directly inside the app. This makes it a LOT quicker to preview those profile Images. # iOS 8 Fixes (Like, a LOT!) A lot of improvements for the "new" iPhones, and a lot of bugs introduced in the later iOS versions. Things should be much smoother now. # Improved Help Section Sometimes, it's hard to get everything right in the beginning. I've tried to clarify from the start what kind of info you need to get from your Parse account, and why you have to enter the Class names EXACTLY as they're named in Parse. If you still encounter issues, or have problems getting it right, there's now a dedicated "Help" section for you. Here you'll find answers to the most common questions, as well as the contact info to me. It's much easier for me to help you this way, rather than reading about your issue in an angry iTunes Review :) # All the Rest Honestly, there have been a lot of things I've wanted to ship to you earlier, but time just hasen't agreed. It doesn't mean these things have been forgotten. They're coming now. Re-order your custom classes list. (Because frankly, why not?!) Improved layout. (Looks nicer when managing your data) Bug fixes (As always)