Get the latest version of Code on the Go
Click here to download the latest release. The release includes the following fixes and enhancements.
Contributions welcome!
Code on the Go is entirely free and open-source, and we want to keep improving it. If you’d like to get involved, we are actively looking for contributors to help with:
- Localizing the app into new languages
- Developing plugins to expand our ecosystem
- Creating starter templates for various types of projects
To submit new translations, please open a PR. To submit plugins and templates, click here. (If you already submitted a plugin, thank you! Your plugin is being reviewed and we look forward to publishing it soon.)
UI updates
- GitHub issue 1126: The search bar is now visible in portrait and landscape orientation when searching a file.
- In the bottom sheet, the full-screen button that maximizes display of the code editor is now correctly hidden.
- When using Samsung DEX , the debugger toolbar is correctly displayed.
Other fixes
- GitHub issue 1096: When switching from preview mode back to layout mode, the layout preview engine does not write its runtime-inflated view structure back into the original source XML file.
- Sketch to UI updates include improving smart boundary detection and metadata parsing.
- Fixed race condition during onboarding.
- The APK Analyzer plugin now uses a single icon.
- Other bugs including
- KotlinIllegalArgumentExceptionWithAttachments
- NoClassDefFoundError
New translations
Thanks to mcikadu-dev for contributing Indonesian translations! We appreciate the CoGo community’s help with localization. If you’d like to submit a translation, please submit a PR.
Plugin Development Guide updated
The Plugin Development Guide contains a new section about debugging and logging.
Let us know what you think
If you have any problems or suggestions, please let us know! You can reach us the following ways:
- In the app, tap the Feedback button to create an email that includes a screenshot
- Send us email
- Join our Telegram community
Our story
If you’re wondering why we’re building an IDE that runs on phones (including 32-bit devices) and doesn’t require internet access, our one-minute video sums it up.
