After almost two years of work, we have released a new version of our development environment DetStudio 2.0<\/a>\u00a0today. Its number 2.0 marks essential changes and innovations not only for long-term programmers of our systems, but also for those who are only starting with DetStudio<\/a>. The new version includes a major change in the compiler for programming control systems (PseDet); the compiler now uses innovated modern approach and therefore the\u00a0compilation has significantly accelerated<\/strong>. However, it was programming in the EsiDet editor<\/strong>\u00a0that has seen the most significant changes – it is now very similar to the original programming in\u00a0PseDet, but it became much more comfortable<\/strong>. This big step has upgraded the whole series of programmable controllers AMREG (ACOS200, AMR-OP87, AMR-OP87\/P, AMR-CP40 etc.) to the\u00a0function of control systems<\/strong>. Furthermore, the programming has been enhanced with many innovations and improvements based on the long-term experience of our company and carefully gathered feedback from our customers. These improvements make creating an application programme a much easier and more efficient experience.<\/p>\n The list of all innovations and improvements in the new version is quite extensive, that is why we chose to introduce the changes beforehand in a\u00a0series of articles<\/a>\u00a0describing the most interesting innovations in DetStudio 2.0. We recommend these articles mainly to all programmers of AMiT control systems who have been actively using the development environment already.<\/p>\n Tell us about your opinions and experience with the new version of DetStudio on one of our communication channels – AMiT discussion forum, technical support<\/a>\u00a0or send us an e-mail. Your opinions and insights will help us perfect the future versions. Thank you.<\/p>\n