The latest version is one of the biggest releases so far with many new features and bug fixes. The update includes a new storage back-end, support for HTTP/2 and CORS, as well as performance improvements.
This blog post summarizes the changes that came with the latest bson4jackson
updates. Highlights are support for Decimal128, refactored serializers and
deserializers, as well as support for Jackson 2.8 and 2.9.
Version 3.4.0 of the popular Gradle plugin contains many new features. Highlights are the support for ETags and downloading to a temporary file. The update also contains various other improvements.
I’ve just published the new version 3.3.0 of the popular gradle-download-task plugin. This update contains (among other features) configurable timeouts, request and response interceptors, and updated integration tests.
The new version of the open-source application GeoRocket comes with many new features. Highlights are the support for user-defined properties and the extended query language, which now provides comparison operators.
The new version contains many new features including HTTP client caching for improved performance, downloading from file-based URLs, support for non-proxy hosts, and updated integration tests for the latest Gradle versions.
The next version of my reactive JSON parser is available! The update includes RFC 7159 compliance, performance improvements, and minor bug fixes. The library is small and fast. Updating is recommended for all users.
I’m thrilled to announce the first release of Actson, a reactive JSON parser. Actson is event-based and can be used together with reactive frameworks such as Vert.x to create highly responsive applications.