I’m happy to announce a new version 2.7 of bson4jackson, the popular library that adds support for binary JSON (BSON) to the Jackson JSON processor. The latest update is a maintenance release.
In this article, I describe how to use ES6 and ES7 features on the JVM with vertx-lang-typescript. The library extends Vert.x 3, so you can write your verticles in TypeScript.
The two popular libraries just got updates! bson4jackson adds missing
hashCode() implementations and supports the MinKey value. gradle-download-task
now supports running offline.
Today, I’m excited to announce the first stable version of vertx-lang-typescript, a library that adds support for TypeScript to Vert.x 3! It allows you to write verticles in TypeScript that are automatically compiled when they are executed.
The popular Gradle plugin now supports lazy source and destination properties. You can also configure it to ignore certificate errors, and it provides a new verify task. The plugin uses semantic versioning from now on.
When I tried to install Windows 10 the other day on my laptop, I got an error message. This blog post summarizes a few solutions I found on the Internet for people who are in the same situation.
In bson4jackson 2.5, I’ve added support for Jackson 2.5. Besides other small changes, I was also able to improve the library’s performance. Thanks again to the community for the help.
I’m excited that I got the opportunity to contribute to one of my favourite open-source projects, Vert.x. I’m making the new website for the upcoming Vert.x 3.0! This post gives a first glimpse at how the website will look.