Hello, Developer Friends
Welcome to the 33rd edition of our latest newsletter. In it, we cover essential updates, useful resources, upcoming events, and the latest releases.
What can you expect to see in this post:
Useful updates
Partner App Competition winners at Perform 2026
The Partner App Competition spotlights the creativity and impact of partner innovation, showcasing standout solutions. We celebrate how our partners are turning ideas into real‑world applications and bringing their winning apps to life through live performances and demos, reinforcing the strength of collaboration and innovation across the partner ecosystem. Congratulations to our winners!
To read more about the winners, see the full LinkedIn post.
New tool for App Development MCP server
You can now use the get_exp_standard tool to retrieve the latest Dynatrace Experience Standards and help ensure your app follows approved experience patterns.
To see what tools are available for the App Development MCP server, visit the official documentation.
Dynatrace App Toolkit supports Node.js version 24
With the release of Dynatrace App Toolkit version 1.8.0, you can now use Node.js version 24.
Strato version 3 is here!
Strato 3.0 is live, so it's time to update your Strato packages to the latest version. This release includes new features, improvements, and breaking changes.
The most noteworthy change: Strato component packages strato-components and strato-components-preview have been merged. Starting with this Major release, all components are now available from a single unified package: /strato-components.
See the release notes for details:
Release highlights for app developers
Design System
Catch up with the latest enhancements to the design system. The latest changes are available on the Strato - Release notes page.
Dynatrace App Toolkit
Catch up with the latest improvements to the App Toolkit. You can find the latest changes in the annotated release notes.
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