The last time we published a blog post was in September 2019. I was in Palo Alto (CA) at that time, and a lot of things happened in the past months. The world is changed due to Coronavirus and there is, even more, a needs to create software faster and

Today is a big day for Creo users. We are happy to announce that we have released Creo Community Edition, free to use and with no time limits.

With just one line of code you can share images, strings, url and data.

We are really proud to announce the immediate availability of Creo 2.1.5. This version fixes a lot of internal issues (also in the iOS runtime) and adds support for the long requested Apple iOS Simulator. The complete changelog is available in our Version History [https://docs.creolabs.com/

At Creolabs we worked really hard in order to add new and exciting functionalities to Creo. This release adds support for some great additions that will really speed up even more the design and development process.

We are proud to announce that in Creo 2.0.7 you can use ImageFilters to CameraView, applying a real-time filter to a video streaming is now possible with just a few clicks on the Inspector.

In Creo 2.0.6 we addresses some bugs and we added tons of very powerful features that I'd like to cover in this post. 1. New RGBBuffer [https://docs.creolabs.com/classes/RGBBuffer.html] class to directly access pixel related information for any Image [https://docs.creolabs.

In Creo 2.0.4 we fixed a lot of issues and we improved several classes. We also introduced new functionalities and new UI improvements based on the feedbacks we received from our users on the official Slack channel [https://join.slack.com/t/creolabs-public/shared_invite/enQtNDI2MzA5NjgyODAxLWYyOTQzZDgxZWZkODYxZDM3ZmRhNWM0N2UxM2EwNDEwMGNjMTdkMDRiMmM2YzNkMTkwMmVhYmQwYWFhYzg1OGU] . 1. Horizontal