Get the Intel XDK May 2015 release

Version 1995 of Intel XDK was released on May 12, 2015. If you have an earlier version you will be asked to update when you start Intel XDK. Otherwise you can download from Intel site here.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-xdk

These are the updated features:
Project Tab:
In version 1995 you cannot send an email(removed for security reasons). You can send a build completion email from the Build Tab.

ProjectTab1995.png
 
Develop Tab:
Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers can be used only for Standard HTML5 projects and not for HTML5+Cardova projects. You need to connect over Wi-Fi.


DevelopTab1995.png

 
Profile Tab:
This is only relevant if you are developing for Android. Resource monitoring has been added.
https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/using-the-profile-tab


ProfileTab

 
 
Build Tab:
A cancel button is added to Build after a Build target is chosen. I do see the cancel button after the build is completed but not when the Build Target is chosen as seen in the following (updating an old project froma previous version).






There is also a list of known issues found here:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/release-notes-information-intel-xdk

How do you build a Web App with Intel XDK?

Find out here.
 

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