Hi there, after a long time since our last release version, we had to make some changes and visual improvements. In the version 1.3, will be able to see: - Support to Dark Mode (thanks to Anton Kuzmin) - New Swift Evolution status: Previewing - Improved the way to read proposals without huge font sizes. If you have any questions, bug report, suggestion, please drop me a line on twitter @tholanda or send an email to feedback@evoapp.io.

I'm finally releasing a new version of EVOlution App. You might be asking why did I take so long to release the 1.2 version and here is the answer: Many things were being prepared on the backend (which is 100% Swift) to have the main star of this new release: Push Notifications. Now you will receive a notification when a proposal is created or updated. - Settings screen You can disable to receive notifications in the new Settings screen in two taps and will not receive any until you enable it again. - iPad Support Now, you can read all proposals on your iPad. Thanks, Leonardo Cardoso - iPhone X support I couldn't release any new version without support iPhone X, otherwise, users would kill me! LoL Thanks, Guilherme Rambo - Bug fixes/enhancement Thanks to: Bruno Guidolim, Bruno Bilescky, Rob Hudson If you want to help me with the app, you can check on Settings > Open Source where you can find the repo on GitHub.

We are happy to announce that there is now a new release of the Evolution iOS app! In this release, we improved the performance by reducing the load time for proposals and fixed a few minor bugs. Also, we now leverage a new backend for frontend (BFF) component completely implemented in the Swift language… yes, the same language used to develop the Evolution iOS app! This backend component uses the Kitura web framework (from our partner, IBM) to obtain data from the Swift Evolution repository, cache that data for faster access, and process incoming requests from the iOS app. This BFF component runs on the IBM Cloud, Bluemix, which provides valuable DevOps services such as Auto-Scaling and Open Toolchain support. In case you have not heard, we have made the source code for the BFF component open! You can go to the "About" screen on the iOS app to learn mode (just tap on item "App - Backend"). Finally, it is worth mentioning that in a future release, we will add support for iPads and Push notifications. Stay tuned!