For those of you that might have missed the news, I released JSquared 2.0 today, April 5 2009.
This version represents a massive step forwards for the library. There is a whole new website to go along with the massively revamped code base. The documentation has become much more extensive and the website now features demos of how some of the library works.
The best thing to do is to check out the website for yourself, follow the JSquared blog, download the code and read the docs.
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2 comments:
mazel tov!
Well done mate, I know it's a big milestone for you! The new website looks awesome too!
Neil
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