v3.3.0: Turbo Console Log Reborn - Full AST Engine Revolution 🎯
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Publication Date: 22/07/2025
Author: Anas Chakroun
4-6 minutes

Detection & Insertion Engine Built from the Ground Up
All of this was achieved in a single intense sprint. The result is a complete transformation — from regex-based heuristics to a TypeScript Compiler API-powered engine that understands code structures natively.
This change brings unmatched precision, reliability, and modern syntax support, making Turbo smarter and more dependable than ever before.
By The Numbers: The Transformation
The stats say it all. We didn’t just refactor—we re-engineered the engine from scratch.
Repository Coverage: +86% vs 45.33% (old) • +47.4%
Engine LOCs: +4,400 vs 1,688 • 2.6× growth
Test Cases: +750 unit & integration tests
AST Checkers: 16 specialized code patterns covered
Coverage Comparison: Old vs New
Statement Coverage: 53.92% → 89.21%
Branch Coverage: 31.4% → 80.63%
Function Coverage: 42.06% → 85.24%
Line Coverage: 53.95% → 90.49%
Technical Deep Dive
The new engine is built on 16 specialized AST checkers. These modules offer surgical precision for different code structures — a leap forward in both architecture and reliability.
Curious about the internals? Explore the full breakdown here:
Read: Inside Turbo's AST Engine →
Supercharge Your AST Engine with Turbo Pro 🚀
Turbo Pro builds on the solid AST engine foundation and takes it further. With real-time sync, smart file-level actions, instant correction, and a native VSCode panel — Pro gives you full control over your debugging workflow.
And this is just the beginning. Upcoming features include color-coded tree views, smart hiding, log bookmarks, and more.

What’s Next: The Future is Bright ✨
This release lays the foundation for what’s coming next. We’re doubling down on strengthening the detection engine even further — while introducing a brand-new log management system that will track log messages not based on structure, but implicitly using VSCode's global storage.
Thanks for being part of the journey. The revolution just started — and it’s only going to get better from here.