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Apache Causeway version 2.0.0-RC1 Released
The Apache Causeway team is pleased to announce the release of Apache Causeway 2.0.0-RC1.
The main highlight is the change of name (to the new name 'causeway', from the old name 'isis'), which means that all Maven artifacts as well as package names have changed. The migration notes [1] explain how to update your code; if you need assistance then reach out through the mailing list [2] or our slack channel [3] because we can explain how to tackle change in stages.
* a new PageRenderSubscriber SPI provides callbacks to track the time taken to render a page (CAUSEWAY-3373)
Full release notes are available on the Apache Causeway website at [4].
You can access this release directly from the Maven central repo [5].
Alternatively, download the release and build it from source [6].
Enjoy!
--The Apache Causeway team
[1] https://causeway.apache.org/relnotes/2.0.0-RC1/2023/2.0.0-RC1/mignotes.html
Posted at 02:36PM Mar 26, 2023
by danhaywood in Announcements |
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Google Open Source blogpost on ASF's GSOC2013 participants
The Google open source blog has just posted the write-up that ASF provided on some of its students for GSOC 2013. I contributed a couple of paragraphs on how Apache Isis' two students, Dimuthu Upeksha and Bhargav Golla, got on.[Read More]
Posted at 06:36AM Oct 07, 2013
by danhaywood in General |
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InfoQ article introducing Restful Objects (implemented by Apache Isis)
Just to say that InfoQ have posted an article [1] that introduces the Restful Objects spec [2], and its two implementations, Apache Isis [3] being one of them.
Because Restful Objects is a spec, it also opens up possibilities for independently developed clients (eg Javascript) and server implementations; indeed this is already happening and has brought some "new blood" into our community.
Anyway, if the idea of marrying up REST and domain models sounds of interest, check out the article.
committer: Apache Isis (incubating)
Posted at 11:53AM Jul 19, 2012
by danhaywood in General |
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