Code on the Go Official

Hey, everyone! A new release of Code on the Go is available for download here: https://www.appdevforall.org/code-on-the-go/ If you need help, please post a message in our GitHub Discussions forum, including detailed information about the issue and your full device model/specs: https://github.com/appdevforall/CodeOnTheGo/discussions Also, the release notes provide details on everything new this week: https://www.appdevforall.org/code-on-the-go-release-notes-26-36/ Important to note: The Plugin Manager has been replaced with the Extensions Manager, which lets you manage plugins as well as templates. You can find the Extensions Manager in Preferences. Thank you! Happy coding!

Hey, everyone! You can now download release 26.38 of Code on the Go, which includes the new toolchain: https://appdevforall.org/code-on-the-go/ Gradle 8.14.4 ⇨ 9.6.1 AGP 8.11.0 ⇨ 9.3.1 Kotlin 1.9.22 ⇨ 2.3.21 PLEASE NOTE: Due to these changes, your existing projects may not build until you follow the migration guide: https://github.com/appdevforall/CodeOnTheGo/wiki/IMPORTANT:-Fix-project-breaking-changes-after-the-Gradle-AGP-Kotlin-toolchain-upgrade A video version of the same guide is available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgX7ewTEJ_E CoGo 26.38 also includes a couple of changes I’ll mention here: First, a "Made with Code on the Go" watermark can now be added to commits you make from the Git bottom sheet. Because that code often ends up on a public host like GitHub, the watermark tells reviewers that the contribution came from a phone-only workflow, and puts Code on the Go's name in real, working code out in the world. You'll see a preview of the watermark in the bottom sheet before you commit. You can turn the watermark off for a single project right from the commit section of the Git bottom sheet, or disable it everywhere in Preferences → Git. Second, a new Document Outline is available for Java, Kotlin, and XML files, so you can jump straight to any class, method, or field instead of scrolling. For complete information on these changes, please see the release notes: https://appdevforall.org/code-on-the-go-release-notes-26-38/ Finally, please visit our support forum if you have questions, want to post one of your projects, or would like to talk with other CoGo users: https://github.com/appdevforall/CodeOnTheGo/discussions Thanks for using the app!

PLEASE READ - Important update on Google's upcoming rule changes: Hey, everyone. As you may know, Google is planning some rule changes that will strongly impact the way you download and distribute apps. These changes will not only impact the Play Store, they will apply to any app you install! On September 30 (only a week from now), these changes will take effect in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Globally, they will take effect in 2027. Please take a moment to read the following post, which provides details that you should know: https://appdevforall.org/googles-new-rules-could-lock-out-offline-developers/

As a short follow-up to the last post about User Projects in GitHub Discussions, the link is here: https://github.com/appdevforall/CodeOnTheGo/discussions/categories/user-projects If you can't post on GitHub for any reason, here is a separate Telegram group dedicated to user projects, with the option to comment respectfully on any posted projects: https://t.me/CodeOnTheGoUserProjects In either case, please provide as much detail as possible, including: - App name - Screenshots or videos - A short description of the project - A link to the online repo, if available - A link to download the project, if available - The reason you developed the project - Your experience working with Code on the Go Thank you!