Welcome to our roadmap. Here, you’ll find our plan for the next few major updates, so you know what you’ll get with your purchase and when to expect more content.
Below, the headings indicate when we reached or we expect to complete a significant milestone. However:
This roadmap focuses on planned new content.
To learn more about the updates we made, you’ll want to look at the learn-to-code-changelog.
There, you can see exactly when we released an update and what came with it: new content, improvements, changes, and fixes.
Note that once you own Learn to Code From Zero, updates come at no extra cost. Also, we’ll increase the product’s price with updates.
Estimated release date: June 30, 2021
Following the initial release, we want to make a couple of improvements based on your feedback and requests during early access.
We hired a professional tester to go through the complete course from start to finish, and we will use their feedback to make further improvements.
In this release, we will refine the course, improve the visuals, and add debug visualizations you can toggle in demos.
We will also add some bonus content like a guide on setting up a split-screen view.
Estimated release date: to be announced after Godot 4 comes out.
We will remake the course and the GDScript Learn app for Godot 4.
We’ll adapt the code to the new version of GDScript, update the content and everything that changes in this new major version of the engine.
We also want to take advantage of the new language and node features to improve the guides and give you the best of Godot 4.
If you own Learn to Code From Zero or our Ultimate Godot course bundle already, the update will come free of charge.