This newsletter was sent on July 29.

This month's newsletter features some exciting news and updates, including:

• Our Typescript SDK v1.0.0 is now available! Read more in this blog post ›
• Replay, Temporal's first-ever developer experience conference, is next month! Join us on August 26 in Seattle for talks from Temporal users at companies like Stripe, Datadog, Snap Inc, and Yum! Brands.

For more information on what we've been working on, just keep reading! And as always, we'd love to hear from you—feel free to share feedback in our Community Slack group or on Twitter (@temporalio).

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After almost 2 years of development, 736 commits, 441 pull requests, and 49 releases, we've finally published the stable 1.0.0 version of the Temporal TypeScript SDK. In this post, we'll share what's special about this SDK, how it's been built, how we've improved the API, and our future plans.

Do you get nervous when you hear the term "distributed systems?" Does your mind immediately jump to computer science courses you struggled with or didn't take? If you've been building applications for the web or mobile devices, you probably understand more than you think about distributed systems.

This blog post gives some insight into Temporal's strategy for securing our cloud environment. It also calls attention to an unexpected facet of AWS access policies encountered along the way.

We're excited to announce the public beta of the new Temporal UI, which is available today as an opt-in feature for our open source users. We’d love your feedback.