Plan for Sam Bacsa

Version 2 of the TorqueDev SDK is released! Yay!

So yeah, I've been hard at work trying to figure out the best ways of exposing the most-needed features of the TorqueDev IDE. There is now a new update available for those developing plugins to check out.

This version added the ability to create/modify/remove workspace tabs (like those for the editor or the browser), add custom event triggers by context (ie, user presses CTRL+End in a comment line), ad hoc infopop or intellicode popups, ability to override the standard infopop and intellicode popups, plus a lot more.

I've pretty much gotten to the point where I've exposed everything that a developer would need to code in pretty much anything into the IDE.

I'm expecting one final plugin beta release before the final release, which will include the ability to create your own dockable windows (left, right, bottom, top, floating) with your own custom tabs and contents, so as not to be restricted to the developer bar (which is fine for most applications, but not all).