Release notes

What changed in each version of Koditor. When an update arrives, Koditor shows you the same notes before you install it.

1.0

Coming soon

First release

The first release of Koditor. Everything in it is new, so here it is by what you do with it.

Koditor with a Swift project open: the folder’s files in the sidebar, Router.swift in a tab, and marks beside the lines git sees as added and changed.

Writing

  • Every tab is kept as you type, untitled ones too.
  • Type in many places at once, or down a column.
  • Complete a word from your open tabs with ⌥Esc.
  • Fold a block of code, or every block at once.

Projects

  • Open a folder to see its files in a sidebar.
  • Open Quickly finds any file from a few letters.
  • Find and replace across a project, with a preview.
  • See what git changed beside each line.

Text tools

  • Sort, reverse and join lines, or drop duplicates.
  • Change case, or switch to camelCase or snake_case.
  • Encode and decode Base64 and web addresses.
  • Format or minify JSON and XML.

Reading

  • Colours for 21 languages, from Swift to SQL.
  • A Markdown preview beside the text.
  • Compare two files side by side.
  • Split a tab to see two places in one file.

Big files

  • A 10 MB file opens in under a second.
  • Huge logs open without freezing.
  • Follow shows a log’s new lines as they arrive.
  • Each file keeps its encoding and line endings.

On your Mac

  • Light and dark, following your Mac.
  • Works with VoiceOver and the keyboard alone.
  • The koditor command opens files from Terminal.
  • Updates itself, after asking you once.

About the downloadSee it on the homepage

Free for 14 days, then €9 a year.

Every feature in the trial, and every update while your licence runs.