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Lingua v0.2.1
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What's new in v0.2.1
- URL Parser (Developer Utilities): A new panel breaks any URL into scheme, origin, user, password, host, port, path, search, and fragment. Each component renders on its own card with a copy button, and the query string shows as a one-row-per-parameter table that preserves duplicate keys. The password cell stays masked until you explicitly reveal it.
- String Case Converter (Developer Utilities): Type any phrase or identifier and see seven casings live: camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, CONSTANT_CASE, Sentence case, and Title Case. The tokenizer understands acronyms (
HTTPRequest→HTTP Request), letter-digit boundaries, and leaves CJK, emoji, and accented characters intact. - HTML Entity Encode / Decode (Developer Utilities): A new panel with four modes — Encode (minimal), Encode (named), Encode (numeric), and Decode. Named encoding covers Latin-1 Supplement plus common punctuation / symbol entities; codepoints outside the named table fall back to decimal numeric. Decode resolves named, decimal, and hex references and surfaces a small hint when any reference could not be resolved.
- String Inspector (Developer Utilities): Paste any text to see its UTF-16 units, approximate graphemes, and UTF-8 byte length alongside a per-codepoint table that labels every character (printable, whitespace, control, invisible, BiDi). Warning cards call out zero-width characters, BiDi overrides, mixed-script words, and common Latin / Cyrillic homoglyphs — the usual suspects when a pasted string behaves mysteriously.
Older releases (2)
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v0.2.0
Apr 21, 2026- License management: A new License section in Settings lets you paste a Lingua token to unlock your plan. The current tier is visible next to the input, and a FREE / PRO pill in the toolbar shows your active plan at a glance. Click the pill to jump straight to the License section.
- Environment variables: A new Settings section where you can define environment variables at the workspace or per-project level. Values stay on your machine and flow to desktop runners when you execute a file.
- Expanded language catalog: Ruby, Java, Kotlin, Scala, Swift, C, and C++ files now open with proper syntax highlighting, file-extension detection, and a clear indicator in the file tree when they aren't runnable yet.
- Privacy controls: A first-launch prompt asks whether you want to share anonymous usage signals before anything leaves your machine, and Settings → Privacy lets you change your mind at any time. Telemetry and crash reporting are off until you opt in, and never include your code or file paths.
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v0.1.0
Apr 16, 2026- Desktop code runner foundation: Electron Forge + Vite + React 19 shell with Monaco editor, project explorer, command palette, quick open, snippets, settings, and a structured console panel.
- Language execution backends: JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Python, and Rust execution paths, with browser support for JS/TS/Python and desktop-only native toolchain flows for Go/Rust.
- Inline execution feedback: Result panel, per-line inline output, runtime markers, execution timing, and magic-comment support for dynamic languages.
- Project and file workflows: Open folder, recent projects, loose-file editing, save/save-as, rename, delete, duplicate tab, and session restore support.