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Lingua v0.2.1

Canal estable · publicada el 22 de abril de 2026

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Descarga SHA256SUMS.txt junto al binario y ejecuta:

shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt

macOS y Linux incluyen shasum. En Windows usa certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256 y compara el resultado con el listado.

Novedades en 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 (HTTPRequestHTTP 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.

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Releases anteriores (2)
  • v0.2.0

    21 de abr de 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.

    Descargar v0.2.0 en GitHub →

  • v0.1.0

    16 de abr de 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.

    Descargar v0.1.0 en GitHub →