June release(3.8) of Phoenix Code is now available.
This month's release is all about Drag and Drop, HTML assistance and ESLint. We've also addressed numerous feature requests and bug reports, along with improving app UX and stability.
Drag and Drop Files and Folders in Desktop Apps - Experimental
Drag files from Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) and drop them into Phoenix Code to open individual files. Drop a folder to open it as a project.
Note: This feature is currently disabled on Linux due to UI issues in some Linux distributions. To enable it, select menu
Debug -> Experimental Features -> Drag And Drop Files.
This feature is not available in the browser version @ phcode.dev
HTML Validation
We have added HTML Validator to help you find errors like duplicate IDs, unrecognized tags, and more. Read more here.
ESLint Support
All new and simplified ESLint experience that displays all ESLint errors in a file. Fix one or all errors with a single click. To enable, open a project that uses ESLint in Phoenix Code. Read more here.
Notable Changes
- Non-Intrusive Automatic Updates: Updates are now installed in the background with no more distracting dialogs when an update is available.
- Case-Sensitive File Renaming: Renaming files to a different case, such as
a.txttoA.TXT, is now supported. File > New Projectis now renamed toStart Project.- Increased stability and app startup experience.
A Request from the Phoenix Team:
- Share your feedback: https://github.com/orgs/phcode-dev/discussions
- Spread the word about Phoenix to friends and colleagues.
- Consider supporting us on GitHub Sponsors.
Every contribution helps us to keep improving Phoenix Code.