It’s undoubtly that Codea had pleased and surprised many people. It’s reviewed, at least mentioned, virtually in any online websites and weblogs that talk Apple. It’s not a small achievement as Codea is targetted for geeks or geek-wannabes, not casual users. This forum had got many users who seem to care about Codea. People are then starting to ask questions, look for more tutorials/documentation, post their videos on YouTube, and also suggest many things for better Codea. You know, less bugs and more features. In relatively short time, Codea already got its own community. Again, it’s not a small achievement. Congratulations to Codea authors!
So, in order to keep development focus and prevent users asking the same features again and again, I suggest to TwoLivesLeft as the author of Codea to publish an official roadmap and development timeline for future version of Codea. This should give users what bug fixes and/or new features can be expected on the next versions and when they are planned to be delivered to the users. Of course, no need to gives EXACT date for the timeline, say “at the (southern) fall of the next year” would be sufficient. It should also mentions what kind of features that should NOT be expected from Codea with brief explanation of the reasons. This informations, I believe, will make Codea’s users feel secure about the future of Codea.
Will the next update include ability to import sprite packs without hacking? I would love to be able to use my own sprites without having to do so much work
Could you start an issue tracker (bug tracker)? That would make it easier for users to report bugs and avoid duplicate bug reports and feature requests. Issue trackers can generate road maps.
If you have an issue tracker, there should be a link to it from within the app.
In relatively short time, Codea already got its own community. Again, it’s not a small achievement. Congratulations to Codea authors! 
