# Hello world, hello Mango 1.0!

Today we’re pleased to announce the release of Mango 1.0. Our software focuses on turning complex data networks into readable and usable visualizations. Click [here](/content/en/blog/mango-1-0-released/index.html) to check out the latest version of Mango! We look forward to bringing new and innovative features to Mango every month.

## A New Month, a New Mango

This month we’re pleased to announce a number of quality of life updates and a few new options for Mango 1.10.

### Mango 1.10

Some new features added:
- New visualization options (nodes have more labeling options)
- Recognize standard escape sequences in strings, e.g., \\n and \\t
- Present directory name shows up in [here](/content/en/blog/mango-1-1-release-notes/index.html)

## Mango 1.20

We’re excited to release Mango 1.20 today, here is what you can expect to see changed!
- Multi-threading to allow asynchronous exchange of user typed Gel command(s), Gel executions and Graph visualizations
- Added Gel script editor with keyword coloring and hot keys to run commands line by line
- Data panel now shows data value [here](/content/en/blog/mango-1-20-release-notes/index.html)

## Mango 1.23

Mango 1.23, new simulation features, bug fixes, and improvements! Mango 1.23 is our biggest release yet! Check out our change log below.
- Added new pause() function to synchronize visualization during Gel code execution; this provides a mechanism to conduct simulations and animations on networks in Mango
- Replaced KEGG database download code to dramatically improve [here](/content/en/blog/mango-1-23-release-notes/index.html)