Pi Network has added new functions to allow developers to download application source code and edit it on-premises, and upload changed versions into Pi App Studio
ContentsApp Studio updated for flexible coding workflowsNew interface tools enhance app managementPI token steadies as regulatory optimism growsThe announcement came as a revised blog post on the Pi Core Team and was a significant move towards the creation of flexible apps on the platform.
The team claimed that the upgrade provides creators with access to the code generated by Pi App Studio through visual development. These files can now be developed in the preferred coding environment and then uploaded with revised versions
The Pi Core Team observed that the feature makes the studio an effective prototyping platform that makes integration and deployment to Pi easy.
## App Studio updated for flexible coding workflows
Pi Network asserted that the new system will enable creators to switch between the visual and technical creation processes without losing progress. It allows an iterative process to build, so a user can modify layouts, add functionality, or implement their own design features once the edited code is imported.
The new workflow also has a hybrid development. Developers can begin with the visual tools and invite technical co-workers to enhance or enlarge the code. According to the team, developers can export an app, work on individual features off-platform, and re-import the enhanced version to Pi App Studio to keep on making the app look better. Users are also encouraged to post existing projects on the platform in case they are compatible with the platform.
New interface tools enhance app management
Pi Network also reported that Pi App Studio has a new, modernized app management dashboard. The panel has better editing features and new sharing options provided so that it can be easily organized. Users have the option to post preview images on the description page of the app on the Pi Browser or PiNet. These trailers enable the developers to introduce their apps to their prospective clients.
The update also introduced a special sharing feature that provides the app logo in case it was posted on the Fireside Forums Pi App Studio channel. The My Apps has new sorting and search functionality to assist users in navigating expanding portfolios. Pi Network also removed the limitation of 10 applications created per person, which was increased to 100 applications created per person.
PI token steadies as regulatory optimism grows
PI had a favorable beginning of the week following a slip of close to 3% over the weekend to support around $0.221. The token came close to resistance at approximately $0.247 as trader mood enhanced. The latest device speculation about X indicated that the attempts of Pi Network to match the MiCA framework of the EU might be beneficial to its market stance.
The community leaders also reported that the network had over 60 million users. The milestone failed to curb a short-term pullback of prices that saw the token decline by approximately 2% on the day before. Coingecko and TradingView data revealed that PI was trading at $0.23, and the Relative Strength Index was close to 52, which indicated a neutral momentum. Buy signals were recorded in most short-term moving averages, such as the 10-day and 20-day exponential and simple moving averages.
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Pi Network expands developer tools with new code features
Pi Network has added new functions to allow developers to download application source code and edit it on-premises, and upload changed versions into Pi App Studio
ContentsApp Studio updated for flexible coding workflowsNew interface tools enhance app managementPI token steadies as regulatory optimism growsThe announcement came as a revised blog post on the Pi Core Team and was a significant move towards the creation of flexible apps on the platform.
The team claimed that the upgrade provides creators with access to the code generated by Pi App Studio through visual development. These files can now be developed in the preferred coding environment and then uploaded with revised versions
The Pi Core Team observed that the feature makes the studio an effective prototyping platform that makes integration and deployment to Pi easy.
Pi Network asserted that the new system will enable creators to switch between the visual and technical creation processes without losing progress. It allows an iterative process to build, so a user can modify layouts, add functionality, or implement their own design features once the edited code is imported.
The new workflow also has a hybrid development. Developers can begin with the visual tools and invite technical co-workers to enhance or enlarge the code. According to the team, developers can export an app, work on individual features off-platform, and re-import the enhanced version to Pi App Studio to keep on making the app look better. Users are also encouraged to post existing projects on the platform in case they are compatible with the platform.
New interface tools enhance app management
Pi Network also reported that Pi App Studio has a new, modernized app management dashboard. The panel has better editing features and new sharing options provided so that it can be easily organized. Users have the option to post preview images on the description page of the app on the Pi Browser or PiNet. These trailers enable the developers to introduce their apps to their prospective clients.
The update also introduced a special sharing feature that provides the app logo in case it was posted on the Fireside Forums Pi App Studio channel. The My Apps has new sorting and search functionality to assist users in navigating expanding portfolios. Pi Network also removed the limitation of 10 applications created per person, which was increased to 100 applications created per person.
PI token steadies as regulatory optimism grows
PI had a favorable beginning of the week following a slip of close to 3% over the weekend to support around $0.221. The token came close to resistance at approximately $0.247 as trader mood enhanced. The latest device speculation about X indicated that the attempts of Pi Network to match the MiCA framework of the EU might be beneficial to its market stance.
The community leaders also reported that the network had over 60 million users. The milestone failed to curb a short-term pullback of prices that saw the token decline by approximately 2% on the day before. Coingecko and TradingView data revealed that PI was trading at $0.23, and the Relative Strength Index was close to 52, which indicated a neutral momentum. Buy signals were recorded in most short-term moving averages, such as the 10-day and 20-day exponential and simple moving averages.