JUCE Roadmap Update Q3 2025 All of the information here is subject to change. The majority of the JUCE team's time is spent keeping the framework compatible with all of the latest operating systems, compilers and toolchains, C++ standards, plug-in formats and DAWs, as well as addressing feedback and bug reports. We will continue doing […]
JUCE Roadmap Update Q1 2025 All of the information here is subject to change. The majority of the JUCE team's time is spent keeping the framework compatible with all of the latest operating systems, compilers and toolchains, C++ standards, plug-in formats and DAWs, as well as addressing feedback and bug reports. We will continue doing […]
Here is the first of some periodic updates about the current roadmap for JUCE.
Direct2D is the new default renderer for JUCE on Windows. The Direct2D renderer was nursed back to life by Matt Gonzalez and brought over the finish line as a collaboration with the JUCE team.
This article dives down the rabbit-hole, exploring what that means for a cross-platform JUCE project. We'll look at some of the challenges and options available to you.
JUCE 8 invests heavily into lowe level text rendering and Unicode support, while maintaining a focus on backwards compatibility.
JUCE 8 includes a new juce_animation module. It's a feature-rich way to compose and run smooth animations with your JUCE UI elements.
JUCE 8 comes with a new set of tooling to help developers build UIs for audio applications and plugins with web technologies such as React, Vue, or even plain HTML, CSS and javascript.
In response to requests for a set of rules that the JUCE codebase follows, this is an attempt to list some of the guidelines that we think are most important.
