What changed, release by release

Milestone L-C — deployment path, releases, newsletter, dashboard structure

The third preview of the SBX 2.0 site: the export now builds for its production base path, and the content sections stop presenting illustrative material as fact.

Highlights

• Base path: the export builds with NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH=/landing, every internal link goes through one helper, and a build check fails on any root-absolute link
• Release notes page fed by a new release-note collection
• Newsletter sign-up in the footer and on the news page — email, consent and source only; idempotent; honeypot-protected
• FAQ expanded to 21 questions written from the documentation corpus, grouped by topic and linked to their chapters
• Video library lists planned recordings with outlines instead of placeholder embeds; webinar materials form their own group
• News page carries this site’s milestones and corpus references only
• Dashboard scopes carry figure sets per period, state and workflow with an explicit source; the sample banner shows only for sample data
• Applications-by-status tiles on the dashboard, from a counts-only CMS endpoint

Breaking changes

• dashboard-scope: the top-level kpis/months/funnel/states/payers fields moved under figures[] (period, state, workflow); the CMS re-seeds the sample sets on start
• elements.qa gained topic and docs; FAQ items without a topic render under “General”

Milestone L-B — learning path, flow animation, site search, CMS hardening

Second preview: a guided way through the exchange before building on it, and a build that fails on content drift instead of shipping blanks.

Highlights

• Learning path: two tracks, fourteen chapters, a check after each — now served by the DevTools console, with progress kept there
• Animated flow diagrams for the transaction chapters
• Site-wide search over the documentation, the API catalogue, the chapters, news and pages
• CMS contract: one map drives the sync, the generated types and the public permissions; content checks fail the build on drift

Milestone L-A — sign-up, API catalogue, playbook, service status

First preview of the SBX 2.0 sandbox portal: Next.js 15 static export built from a Strapi 5 CMS.

Highlights

• Sandbox application form with honeypot, supporting documents and status lookup by application ID and email
• API catalogue: 63 endpoints across 11 services, by persona and flow
• Integration playbook by stage and persona
• Service health with 90-day uptime from the incident log, and an application-status tab
• Honesty pass: illustrative figures sit under a sample-data banner