AppleScript is a development programming language created by Apple to run on macOS, an English-based programming language and that can be used to include logical content and perform any action. This programming language was introduced in 1993 and has just been implemented in the latest Pixelmator Pro update.
Following the latest Pixelmator Pro update, which provides support for AppleScript, users can take advantage of application automations for image editing. Pixelmator Pro offers support for 60 specific commands such as "detect face" or "replace text" in addition to offering support for scripting machine learning actions via CoreML.
As stated by the developer of Pixelmator Pro in the notes of the latest update available on its website, the implementation of AppleScript has been possible thanks to the agreement reached with Sal Soghoin, Former Apple Automation Technologies Product Manager, who was in charge of the development of Terminal, AppleScript and Apple Configurator (facilitates the implementation of iOS devices in companies) among others.
Sohoigan says "AppleScript support in Pixelmator Pro is a game changer, making this amazing app an essential component of everyone's workflows." Thanks to AppleScript, users will be able to write their own Pixelmator Pro scripts using the Mac Script editor in addition to being able to download and use scripts created by other users.
In addition, from the Pixelmator website, we can access a course to get the most out of this programming language implemented in Pixelmator Pro. This update is available for free to all users who have previously purchased the application. Pixelmator Pro has a price in the Mac App Store of 30,99 euros.