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Where is Coduva going?

Status as of 14 November 2026. Order and scope may change based on feedback; no dates are given.

  1. Phase 0Prototype

    Done

    A single PHP version; start and stop Nginx and MariaDB; a plain PHP page opens at project.test.

  2. Phase 1Core

    Done

    Multiple PHP versions, creating and adding projects, local HTTPS, an elevated helper process for the hosts file.

  3. Phase 2Tools

    Done

    WP-CLI, Artisan, Node.js, project terminal and project processes (queue, scheduler, Vite).

  4. Phase 3Diagnostics

    In progress

    Environment checks and the 15 log rules are ready. The goal is automatic recognition of the 20 most common failures; this needs real user data.

  5. Phase 4Closed beta

    In progress

    The NSIS installer and the signed update package are being produced; the in-app update (signed, user-approved) is ready. Remaining:

    • Update server (updates.coduva.dev)
    • Code signing certificate
    • Trials on clean Windows installs

  6. Phase 5v1.0

    Planned

    First stable release (1.0.0): documentation, website and public download.

CodVS editor

In progress

A separate editor for Coduva projects, based on Code - OSS: project and service view, a terminal with the project's PHP, Artisan and WP-CLI commands. The editor and the Coduva bridge are ready; remaining before release:

  • Code signing
  • Automatic updates
  • Trademark check for the name “CodVS”

About CodVS

v1.x

Planned

Features to be ordered by user feedback after 1.0.

Database snapshots

Back up and restore with one click; automatic backup before risky operations.

Email capture

Emails sent by the app do not leave the machine; they are shown in the interface.

Import from a live site

Project setup from a WordPress backup (zip + SQL) and address conversion.

Migration wizard

Import WampServer, XAMPP and Laragon projects and their databases.

Project archive

Files, database and settings in one file; open it on another machine.

Apache support

For WordPress sites that use .htaccess.

Database options

Choose MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL versions; Redis.

Proxy-type project

A .test address and HTTPS binding for a port such as localhost:3000.

Xdebug per project

On/off and an editor configuration helper.

coduva command-line tool

coduva link, coduva php 8.3, coduva open.

Project templates

WordPress with a ready plugin and theme set; Laravel with a starter kit.

Later (v2)

Under review
  • Share the local site with a temporary public address (optional, online)
  • Send to / fetch from the server (files and database over SFTP/SSH)
  • Docker bridge: detect and export docker-compose.yml
  • Ready-made settings for Symfony, CodeIgniter and Drupal
  • Shared project configuration in the repository for teams

Deliberately out of scope

  • macOS and Linux versions (first year)
  • Cloud account, sync or mandatory telemetry
  • Production server management and hosting
  • A code editor built into Coduva (for code editing, the separate app CodVS)

What is ready right now? See the release notes.