Hey Lukas since your starting work on jOOQ 3.0 I thought you might want to 
look at my project I finally released today.

I promised you a while back that I would do this :) 
https://github.com/agentgt/jirm

Obviously its not as mature or as advance as jOOQ. 
It also has a different goal of jOOQ of which is to be an ORM for immutable 
objects.

I have added many feature I have always wanted like SQL Placeholder 
Templates that you can copy and paste  into any SQL Query tool and then 
copy them back:
https://github.com/agentgt/jirm/tree/master/jirm-core

Looking forward to jOOQ 3.0!

Cheers
-Adam

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:31:22 AM UTC-4, Lukas Eder wrote:
>
> Dear community, 
>
> The recently released version 2.6.0 is probably the last minor release 
> on the 2.x version stream. The time has come to move on to the next 
> major step, jOOQ 3.0. Important features of the 3.0 major release will 
> include: 
>
> - Improved Record type-safety through row value expressions 
> - Improved Factory / Configuration API through clean separation of 
> query building and query execution 
> - Improved thread-safety (hopefully) 
> - Improved code generator, which should be more extensible (possibly 
> based on Aaron Digulla's suggestions) 
> - A cleaner "classic" API (as opposed to the DSL API) 
> - Experimentation with more advanced JPA annotations support when 
> mapping Record into POJOs 
> - Experimentation with Scala 2.10 Macros 
> - Removal of all deprecated things 
> - Lots of minor improvements to the API 
>
> For more details about what is currently being planned, please 
> consider the relevant milestone on GitHub: 
> https://github.com/jOOQ/jOOQ/issues?milestone=17 
>
> Also, feel free to suggest major improvements that should be 
> implemented in a major release. Now is the time! 
>
> Do note that if you're building jOOQ directly from GitHub master, you 
> may find some API instability in the next couple of months. 
>
> This release currently has no due date. I expect to have a first 
> release candidate ready by the end of December 2012, though 
>
> Cheers 
> Lukas 
>

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