Python (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

- This release drops support for the Apache Cordova Browser and Apache Cordova Windows platforms, since Apache Cordova dropped support for these platforms sometime ago. Remember that, for the Windows platform, we can use the Apache Cordova Electron platform in order to compile our apps as executables for Windows, or, if you prefer, you can use our DecSoft HTML Compiler to get your apps as executables for Windows.
- This release also drops support for various "sub platforms" of Apache Cordova, which since sometime ago have been dropped from Apache Cordova. We are talking about platforms like Amazon (Android), Tizen, Blackberry, etc. These only imply that the creation of splash screens and the config.xml file for Apache Cordova do not contain any more specific information for these already unsupported platforms.
- This release of DecSoft App Builder, talking about the Apache Cordova integration, puts things in a way that we are completely up-to-date with Apache Cordova, supporting all the platforms that Apache Cordova supports today, and not the dropped ones by Apache Cordova from sometime ago. Since we do not create any more stuff for the dropped platforms, the creation of icons, splash screens, config files, and BAT and SHELL files is now faster for the supported platforms.
- Now, the Apache Cordova version used by default for the Android and iOS platforms is the "latest" one. We recommend that, at least for new apps, we always use the "latest" version of Apache Cordova, so this is the option that the apps will have by default now: we can always use a specific Apache Cordova version by changing the version value from the app options and for the platform that we want.