Saw this in the n8n release notes and figured it's worth sharing, since a lot of us grab older templates. n8n 2.43.3 (Oct 9) now blocks you from creating or updating a workflow that has deprecated nodes in it. So a template from 2024 or early 2025 might import fine, then refuse to save once you change anything. What I'd do: 1. Before editing, open each node and look for the deprecated warning 2. Swap those for the current version of the node (most have a direct replacement) 3. Save and test with dummy data 4. If you have client workflows on an older self-hosted version, check them BEFORE you update the instance, not after Also in 2.43.5 Gemini models now show by name in the model picker, nice if you're testing cheaper models for simple steps. There's also talk that n8n 3.0 might only support Docker for self-hosting (no more npm). I couldn't confirm that from n8n itself yet, so don't take it as fact, but worth watching if you installed with npm. Release notes: https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/releases Quick highlights: https://releases.sh/n8n/n8n/highlights Anyone here still running client stuff on npm installs? Curious how you're planning to handle it

New video 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdTut-hTL8g I wanted one place where me and my team can manage projects, workflows and revenue, so I just built my own dashboard with Claude. I show the whole build from scratch, and believe me you don't need any coding knowledge for this. You can build it for your own business or sell it to clients, works both ways. Watch it and tell me what SaaS you would build first

Community admin, do you have thoughts on when it makes more sense to use n8n versus Zapier (or vice versa)? At first glance, it seems that n8n allows for more powerful solutions, especially when it comes to AI. Thoughts?

One thing I like to do with AI is ask it to disagree with me. Instead of asking AI to support my idea, I ask it to find problems, point out mistakes, and show me what I might be missing. This helps me think better and avoid making bad decisions. It is useful when planning a project, making decisions, or trying something new. Here is a simple prompt you can try: "Challenge my idea. Tell me what could go wrong, what I might be missing, and where I could be wrong." Have you ever tried this with AI? Did it help you see things differently?

I tried making a real estate website with Google AI Studio and here's what it made. The homepage came out better than I expected, especially the overall design. Sharing it here to see what you guys think. Anything you would change?