We kicked off 2021 with a bang, publishing 17 changelog entries covering new features and improvements over the past three months. This effort was fueled in part by our growing product team, who deployed dozens of updates to our production environment composed of changes to 60,000+ lines of code

Last quarter was a busy one for our team, working on many behind-the-scenes projects. While continuing to work from home, we maintained an unrelenting focus on modernizing the back end code + technologies that power our platform, interviewed dozens of candidates to expand our engineering team, and overhauled the authentication platform

With a focus on building out the beta Admin Portal, this last quarter was a productive one for us at HOA Express. We expanded the featureset available in the beta Admin Portal, started modernizing our back end code, and made a handful of other improvements and bug fixes along the

Even though many things in the world are different right now, one thing has remained unchanged: day after day our team works diligently to improve our software in big ways and small! With another quarter behind us, it's time to highlight our favorite improvements from the past three months. Keep

What a crazy start to a decade this has been. With the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing, our team has been working from home for many weeks now. We've seen a significant spike in the number of blast emails and text messages being sent through our platform, and we're grateful

The 2010s are officially a wrap! Can you believe we're now equally close to 2050 as we are to 1990? During Q4 of 2019, our product team kept busy. From adding a new engineer to regular bug fixes to solidifying the foundation of our next gen front ends, we were

The second-to-last quarter of the decade is now in the books and it brought with it the start of football season, new iPhones, and of course, many updates to our website building platform. The highlight of which was the release of the beta Admin Portal—the future replacement to the

Summer has officially arrived (for our customers in the Northern Hemisphere), and we hope you and your community are enjoying the warmer weather together! Collectively, our team members enjoyed several refreshing vacations last month. When we're not off traveling, though, we're hard at work making your experience with our service

In the month of May, our team was busy refining our software, hiring new team members, and developing new features. While our public changelog was a bit quieter, our product team was still operating at full steam—rolling out dozens of deployments throughout the month and making changes to 30,

Our product team was busy pouring a tremendous amount of effort into our next generation front end interfaces, yet still found the time to release some great improvements this past month. We've chosen our favorite five to highlight in this month's recap post. Keep reading to learn about the most

In March alone, our product team deployed 26 releases to our production infrastructure. These deployments contained hundreds of individual improvements that touched 7,000+ lines of code and 400+ files. Many of those changes were small—focused more on polishing our software and enhancing its reliability. Even still, we introduced

We expanded our product team in February and leveraged this fact to release improvements at an even faster pace! With nine entries to our changelog last month, it was more difficult than usual to whittle it down to just our favorites. We also introduced our new feedback portal in February

January was another busy month for us at HOA Express! New team members joined our customer success team, our product team rethought many of the design principles for a segment of our backend, and we deployed quite a few notable improvements. Continuing our recently established tradition, we're excited to highlight

December marked our first full month up-and-running with HOA Express 3.0, a big leap forward for our platform. Among many changes, 3.0 brought an enhanced ability for our team to release updates. That, combined with the fact that our product team was no longer concentrating its effort on