Glyphs v2.1

Version: 2.1
Mac Platform: Intel
Includes: K

OS version: OSX 10.9.5 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit

Courtesy of Special [K]

Check out all the details here: https://glyphsapp.com/blog/new-features-in-glyphs-2-1

What's new:

Bounding Box Scaling
Click-Align Nodes
Preview Panel
Good News for the Font View Sidebar
New Guideline Tricks
Master Compatibility Just Got Easier
fixcompatibility
Better Kerning
kerninggroup
Image Transformations
rotateimages
featurehighlight
Language Support
Python Goodness
UFO Improvements
Smart Components
Many more small details


Full Release Notes: https://updates.glyphsapp.com/Glyphs2.1-767.html


Link for more information:
http://www.glyphsapp.com

Create Stunning Fonts
From dingbat webfonts to full-fledged text typefaces

Sketch your font
Take a pencil and sketch a few letters. With a few tricks, you can easily digitize your sketches, and, step by step, create a full-fledged OpenType font.

Tools for type
The smart vector tools are optimised for the design of typefaces. Interpolated nudging, curvature control, dragging multiple handles at once, adding extrema and inflections, batch editing: all supported straight out of the box.

All languages covered
Human-readable glyph names, combined with smart component placement, automatic alignment of diacritics, mark positioning, and Unicode 7 support, make Glyphs the number one choice for multilingual font development.

Isolation no more
Watch your words take shape in high resolution: The edit view doubles as a text editor, allowing you to draw, edit, space and kern your glyphs in a word context rather than isolated in windows.

Colors everywhere
Why stay monochromatic? Add color to your typographical life with the built-in multi-layer preview and specialized editing tools. Glyphs can export layer fonts, Microsoft-style color webfonts or Apple-style emoji fonts.

Effortless OpenType
Enjoy automatic OpenType features: Glyphs analyzes your glyph names and shapes, and can auto-build feature code for ligatures, figure sets, positional forms, localizations, fractions, stylistic sets, small caps, and many more.