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Hey <!everyone>! :octavia-wave: :octavia-wave: :octavia-wave:
May has come to a close and here’s everything that we launched:

:octavia-rocket: *Connector Builder* :octavia-rocket: 
• We launched our new Connector Builder which is an amazing no-code solution for everyone to use. This will allow you to create new _API Connectors in as little as 15 minutes!_ Here's an <https://airbyte.com/blog/launching-the-no-code-connector-builder-build-custom-connectors-in-minutes|article> about it, a <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE655VHbP-c|1-min short video> and a <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_NZPHVNB38|detailed demo video>. 
:books: *New Content Hub* :books:  
With our new Content Hub, you’re now able to stay in the know of everything related to Data Engineering, all in one place!
Check it out here and you can read more about it <https://airbyte.com/blog/introducing-our-new-content-hub|here in this blog post>

:point_up: *State of Data* :point_up:
Our *<https://state-of-data.com/|State of Data 2023>* is the largest data engineering survey made to date, with 886 respondents. The survey helps us take a step back and understand what the community is using and feeling excited about, what is noise or signal in the modern data stack.

:airbyte-code: *Engineering Blog Posts* :airbyte-code:  
Our very own engineers have written some amazing blogs/tutorials recently:
• *<https://airbyte.com/blog/checkpointing|Checkpointing>*: <@U03SDJJNG5R> explains what it is and how it works within Airbyte (officially released next week!)
• *<https://airbyte.com/tutorials/implement-ai-data-pipelines-with-langchain-airbyte-and-dagster|Implement AI data pipelines with Langchain, Airbyte, and Dagster>*, by <@U04CUCM2AKZ> 
• How we built an <https://airbyte.com/blog/using-the-airbyte-api-to-make-an-ios-app|iOS app using only the Airbyte API> for fun during our Hack Days, by <@U03CMFZSFTJ> 
• <https://airbyte.com/blog/an-easier-way-to-understand-airbyte-synchronization-through-events|How to build an event log page> for your connections, by <@U02G90LSNKG> (a Hack Day winner project)
• <https://airbyte.com/blog/supercharging-e2e-testing-with-cypress-and-airbytes-config-api|Supercharging e2e Testing with Cypress and Airbyte’s Config API>, by <@U035K83DW2K> 
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The team has been hard at work with bug fixes, upgrading connectors, etc. so be sure to check them out in our *<https://docs.airbyte.com/release_notes/may_2023|changelog>* :point_left: !

Less than 15 minutes even once you get the hang of it!

Hi <@U01AB6V6NMQ>,
I was wondering if there would be a way to share connectors among the community ? If everything is contained in the .yml file then it’s easy, but it would be nice to have a common place to see what the community has built

the best way to do that is to submit a PR for your connector, and we can add it to the registry of connectors :slightly_smiling_face:

Very cool, we are using Connection Builder for multiple connectors, it's pretty excellent :smile:

Nice work on the event log page <@U02G90LSNKG> :octavia-loves: :tada: