I know it’s been quite silent the last months. Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of stuff like moving flats, starting a book, writing a diploma thesis, becoming father and so on that kept me very very busy. And that was the reason the Localization Suite had to step back for a few moments. However no longer!

I’m proud to announce the first “final” release in years. No beta, no release candidate. Just a plain release. As I announced previously, I switched the version numbers to something that made more sense for the kind of continuous development cycle I have. From now on, versions will be named by their release date: .. So the version to be released today will be called “11.4″.

I actually have the feeling that a version 11 does indeed suite the amount of features I added throughout the last few years. For this release, there are a couple of very big ones:

• Automatic Xcode Integration
• A completely re-done preference architecture
• Consistency checks in the database
• Better multi-user support
• Compressed file formats
• String file mimicking the original
• Editing english strings
• And tons of bug fixes

You can find the full release notes of the Localization Manager 11.4 here. So no time be wasted — get the newest version though Sparkle or manually now!

I am eagerly waiting for feedback!
Max