The Present and Future of UBot Media

It’s been one hell of a year at UBot Media. Old friends and moved on from our team, new friends are making a name for themselves, and all the while, UBot Studio has been evolving. For the last few months, I’ve taken a hard look at the UBot Studio source base. I got to see some ideas expertly executed, other ideas sloppily and hurriedly done, and still other ideas that were started years ago but never saw the light of day.

It had been a while since I had worn my programmer hat, and I’m glad for the opportunity. The experience has rekindled a passion for something I crafted years ago in my own hands. After all, UBot is more than just business software. UBot is a different way of thinking about the world, about how we get work done. And as it stands, it has only seen but a fraction of its full potential.

Such a thorough audit of our code base has revealed a multitude of things I would like to see fixed or all together changed. Accomplishing everything I want to accomplish will take time, but it’s a journey that will be well worth the effort. I’ve never been so sure that the people on my team are the best humans for the task at hand. And after painstaking experimentation and selection, the technologies we’ve chosen for the future of UBot Studio are the strongest that are available for this moment in time.

So what does that future look like, exactly? I can’t give all the details, but what I can say is that the next update of UBot will be for version 5.5. It will contain a number of internal changes to make the software heartier and more sustainable. I also plan to check some items off the community wish list, and off my personal wish list as well. With this announcement, I will begin updating the tracker to mark the development of UBot 5.5.

So with a team of truly exceptional people, it’s now time to move forward with all the passion, talent, and sweat we have to offer.

In Case You Missed It

 

 In case you missed it, here they are again!

Important news from UBot HQ as well as a feast of helpful tips, tricks and sample scripts!

Dig In!

1. UBot 5.0.12 is Out and Live!

Having any trouble downloading the new update? Let us know at support.ubotstudio.com!

2. An oldie, but a goodie about UBot Studio’s built in artificial intelligence selectors. 

 From UBot 3 to UBot 5, what makes the UBot selectors so advanced? Take a peek!

3.  A Computer Has Passed the Turing Test For the First Time.

 This is just too interesting to miss!

4.  How to Group with Regex in the Replace Regular Expressions function.

Did you know you can group with Regex in UBot tudio? Example 2 shows you how!

5.  Got Questions? Concerns? Thoughts? We’re all ears!

UBot 5.0.12 is Out and Live!

Two very important fixes and additions in this week’s update.

1. The Speed issue as reported here.

I have  been working  these past few weeks on an important issue that has been affecting compiled executables as well as scripts running within UBot Studio.

This issue caused bots and scripts to slow down significantly over time as they ran and eventually freeze.

I was able to resolve the issue and improve the speed of the running scripts and compiled executables.

The fix has been released in UBot 5.0.12.

 

2. The UI Editor has some new features!

You can now change the background colour, and add a UI text area!

The Ui Editor

 

 

To see the list of features and improvements for 5.0.12, please see  here!

If you have any questions or concerns about this update, feel free to let our support staff know at our support portal.

In Case you Missed It

Reading News     In case you missed it, here they are again! Important news from UBot HQ as well as a feast of helpful tips, tricks and sample scripts! Dig In!

 

1. Exciting News from UBot Studio HQ!

 

2. The document Text function is a small but important feature that allows you to grab the html text of a page. See how it works!

 

3. UBot Studio comes equipped with hot keys that allow UBotters to access certain functionality within the software with ease.

 

4. Here’s a quick example of how to remove the last 1, 2, or 3 item(s) within a list.

 

5. Incrementing while multi-threading can be tricky.  Here’s an example that will help!

Exciting News from UBot Studio HQ

UBotters,

We hope you’re enjoying the latest updates to UBot Studio. If you haven’t had a chance to check out 5.0, now is a great time. Aside from all of the incredible features we added in October, we’ve just released 5.0.11 today and are excited for everyone to try it.

We’ve also been reading through lots of feedback in support, the UBot Underground, and your emails. Thanks to everyone for keeping in touch and letting us know what you are doing with the new version, and how we can work to keep making UBot Studio the best product it can be.

I wanted to personally tell you some other exciting news. We’ve recently added Jessica Nowell to the UBot Studio team. Jessica is a marketing and sales expert who will be concentrating on customer relations and business development. As we expand, we want to show more businesses and individuals how automation and UBot Studio can improve their day-to-day operations, and she’ll be a great asset in this.

Picture of Jessica Nowell, Corporate Sales, UBot Studio

Meet Jessica Nowell

We are also looking to add a developer to the team. We’ll miss Eddie, but we’re all looking forward to the next chapter for UBot Studio. As our community has grown over the years, so too have the technology requirements and quality standards increased since we hired Eddie 3 years ago. We are taking our time to make sure we have the right fit.

UBot Studio is a big project, and it takes a special person to work on it. We have several tests planned to make sure we find the right match: They’ll start by reciting the names of all the .dll libraries we use, backwards. Then they’ll have to find and fix a bug in UBot Studio. Lastly, they’ll walk across coals to reach a computer where they will have to code and compile a UBot Studio script in under 3 minutes.

I’m kidding (mostly). We do have very high standards and we know you do too, and it may take a while to find exactly the right person. In the interim, I have personally stepped up as developer, and you will continue to see new updates regularly.

If you have any questions about updates, make sure to visit our roadmap at tracker.ubotstudio.com. And for any further questions, please visit us at support.ubotstudio.com.

Yours,

 

Seth