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v2026.7.12-c9a7dae1
  • Performance
  • User Experience

The editor got seriously fast

Query caching, hover prefetching, and the removal of per-keystroke work across the content editor make this the largest performance release in b10cks history.

Speed is a feature you feel a hundred times a day. This release attacks editor latency on every layer:

  • Navigation — query caching plus route and hover prefetching: screens you are about to open are usually already loaded
  • Typing — the content editor no longer deep-watches, deep-clones or re-stringifies documents per keystroke; large entries stay smooth
  • Rendering — asset manager selection churn cut, icon collections bundled instead of fetched, content menu lookups now O(1)
  • Database — redundant indexes dropped, navigation indexes added, version history queries trimmed and paginated, delivery reads keep heavy columns out of the hot path
  • Perceived speed — loading skeletons and dim-on-refetch states replace spinners and blank screens, and paginated lists keep previous results visible while fetching

No migration needed — it's just faster.