The improvements on LiveCode 10 keep coming and we are happy to bring you the latest in the lineup today with LiveCode 10 DP-3. This release includes a new charts preview in edit mode to make iterating your charts easier, support for the Map widget in the browser, a very welcome bug fix that stops the keyboard popping up for every touch on mobile and more….
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LiveCode 10 DP-2 – Charts, Guidelines, Web Browser Widget and more
by Heather Laine on February 18, 2022 4 commentsFor a Developer Preview release, this one is pretty exciting. Not only have we been building on and improving the new Web deployment, we’ve also slipped in a brand new Charts widget and some “snap to grid” guidelines you can use when laying out your apps. Plus, you can now run the browser widget in a browser. We haven’t yet tried running a browser within the web browser widget within the browser…
read moreLiveCode 9.6.6 Stable Released
by Steven Crighton on January 24, 2022 No commentsToday we are pleased to announce the Stable release of LiveCode 9.6.6. This release comes with several changes, including fixes for lots of the bugs requested by you in the recent LiveCode survey:
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9.6.6 RC-1 brings iOS 15, Android Adaptive Icons + Your Top Fixes
by Heather Laine on December 21, 2021 No commentsJust in time for the Holiday Season! This release is stuffed to bursting with improvements that you, our customers, have asked for. We ran a survey recently to find out which issues mattered the most and we’ve done our very best to fix as many of them as possible in this release. So while it’s just a maintenance release, we think you’ll find it a treasure trove of goodness.
iOS goodies
In addition to fixing issues we now support iOS 15 and the corresponding Xcode 13 in this release. This will enhance your experience on Monterey and allow you to use the very latest iOS features in your apps. You can also now allow for the Notch and other device furniture using our new “safe areas” function.
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9.6.5 Stable Brings App Bundles to Android
by Heather Laine on December 3, 2021 No commentsWe are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.5. This is the full stable release, ready for you to use with your deployed apps.
Getting the Release
You can find the release in your LiveCode account area or get it via the automatic updater. This replaces 9.6.4 as the current official stable release of LiveCode and will appear at the top of your list of downloads.
read moreIt’s Here. LiveCode 10 dp-1
by Panagiotis Merakos on November 18, 2021 No commentsWe are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 10.0.0 DP-1. Developer Preview Release
Warning: this is not a stable release. Please ensure that you back up your stacks before testing them.
Getting the Release
You can find the release in your LiveCode account area or get it via the automatic updater. To find the dp-1 test release in your LiveCode account, please scroll down to below the list of stable releases, to find your available test releases.
Release Contents
LiveCode 10.0.0 DP-1 comes with several bug fixes and some amazing new features:
Web deployment now uses WebAssembly
The WebAssembly engine is smaller, and substantially faster than the previous asm.js version. Our benchmarking has this showing as typically around 4X faster. In addition, moving to this new architecture means that the wait command now works – along with any engine functionality which internally uses wait-like functionality. Lots of LiveCode-built applications use this internally so this feature means they will all run fine in a browser.
read moreLiveCode 9.6.5 with Android App Bundle for Play Store
by Panagiotis Merakos on September 23, 2021 3 commentsWe are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.5 RC-1.
This release has all the necessary changes needed to comply with the new submission rules of Google Play Store:
1. Android standalones can now be deployed as app bundles
All you have to do now is check the “Build App Bundle” checkbox in the Android Standalone Settings. This will produce a .aab file, together with the .apk file. You have to submit the .aab file to the Google Play Store:
LiveCode 10 – Sneak Peek
by Heather Laine on August 31, 2021 8 commentsWhat’s cooking for the future? Let’s have a sneak peak ahead with this first blog post detailing some of the changes coming in LiveCode 10.
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