Hi folks.
After far too long without a release, I'm delighted to announce the
release of 0.9.0 of JBehave.
This represents a huge leap forward for JBehave. In no particular order:
* we now have a stable and comprehensive story and scenario framework
* the core has been substantially reworked and cleaned up
* the MiniMock mocking framework has been cleaned up
* the website has been replaced with a full-featured CMS based on
WordPress
* the example code has been enhanced with a Swing-based Tetris clone
called Hellbound, which demonstrates both story- and class-level BDD.
* we have a Maven plugin
* we have an Ant plugin
* we have IDE support for IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse
* we have the makings of a comprehensive Swing runner framework
* the codebase has been re-packaged into a sensible org.jbehave
structure
* plus countless other enhancements
The version numbering is deliberate. The last release was 0.5.0, which
was still largely a pet project. The jump to 0.9.0 signifies that
JBehave now has a solid team behind it and is very close to a 1.0
release (at last!), at which point we will be much more heedful of API
changes and backward compatibility.
Enormous thanks to the rapidly-expanding team, especially to Liz Keogh
for stepping up to become a project lead.
Please download version 0.9.0 and let us know how you get on with it. We
believe it is about ready for prime time.
Thanks,
Dan on behalf of the JBehave team.
ps. The logo, unfortunately, is still there. I tried to kill it off, but
it just wouldn't die.
