Release Notes

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Nick Zhu Feb 22, 2022 4,316 views

Hi everyone, welcome to the February update of Visual Studio Code Java and this time we have a special edition for education!

Gerrit Grunwald Jan 4, 2022 5,236 views

JReleaser v0.10.0 is the last push towards 1.0.0. We'll concentrate on bug fixing and polishing from now on.

Almas Baimagambetov Jan 3, 2022 4,782 views

Game developers unite around Java and JavaFX! Version 17 of the FXGL game engine brings a number of improvements in many areas.

Gerrit Grunwald Dec 20, 2021 4,498 views

Vulnerability information and TCK test status details are available and easily detectable with JDKMon 17.0.18.

Gerrit Grunwald Dec 8, 2021 2,974 views

Point JDKMon to the folder where all your JavaFX SDK's are installed and it will check if there are any updates available.

Marcus Hellberg Dec 1, 2021 6,988 views

Vaadin 22 is the latest release of the open source web app development platform. It includes Quarkus support and stateless Fusion!

Gerrit Grunwald Nov 30, 2021 5,374 views

JReleaser streamlines releases, creating GitHub/GitLab/Gitea releases and packaging binaries for Homebrew, Snapcraft, Docker, and more!

Gerrit Grunwald Nov 2, 2021 4,573 views

JReleaser streamlines creating releases for [Java] projects, creates GitHub/GitLab/Gitea releases, while packaging binaries for Homebrew, …

Nick Zhu Nov 1, 2021 4,478 views

Covering the new release of Gradle extension, more convenient Code Actions and the recent 1.0 language server release!

Nick Zhu Oct 25, 2021 4,557 views

We are excited to announce the 1.0 release of Language Support for Java™ by Red Hat on Visual Studio Code.

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