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Roadmap
Carlos Cordoba edited this page Nov 7, 2019
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August 12th 2018: Spyder 4 beta 1 released, with all improvements developed while we were part of Anaconda, Inc.
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May 19th 2019: Spyder 4 beta 2 released, with:
- Language server protocol integration, to make our Editor use the best code completion architecture available.
- Add a dark theme for the entire interface.
- A new Plots pane to browse all inline plots generated in the IPython console.
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June 29th 2019: Spyder 4 beta 3 released, with:
- Improvements to calltips and tooltips and addition of hovers to the Editor.
- URL awareness in the Editor.
- Associate different external programs to open files in the Files pane.
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August 2nd 2019: Spyder 4 beta 4 released, with:
- Enhanced support for viewing any Python object in the Variable Explorer.
- Searching for variable names and types in the Variable Explorer.
- Show code completions on the fly in the Editor.
- Add support for Numpy object arrays to the Variable Explorer.
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September 15th 2019: Spyder 4 beta 5 released, with:
- Code snippets.
- Major overhaul to the way the Spyder frontend communicates with its kernels.
- Initial integration with Kite.
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October 7th 2019: Spyder 4 beta6 to be released, with:
- User interface to install Kite.
- Improve code completion on the fly.
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November 3rd 2019: Spyder 4 release candidate 1, released with:
- Several debugger improvements.
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November 2019: Spyder 4 final release.
Tentative features for Spyder 5 (February 2020)
- Python 3 only
- New "Viewer" pane to display HTML content
- Sidebar
- Improved git support
- docrepr integration
- Multiple projects
- Improved debugger
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