What's New in JRebel 2020.2.0
With JRebel 2020.2, developers can take advantage of added support for Java 14, IntelliJ 2020.1, and more.
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JRebel 2020.2.0 New Features
- Support for Java 14
- Support for GraalVM (JVMCI)
- Support for IntelliJ 2020.1
JRebel 2020.2.0 Improvements
- Improved Support for java.lang.Object VarHandle
What's New in JRebel 2020.1.1
JRebel 2020.1.1 is now available for download. This release introduces several bug fixes, and updated support for JRebel integrations, including;
- WebSphere Liberty 20
- Liferay 7.3
- ZK 9
- And more!
What’s New in JRebel 2019.2.0
JRebel 2019.2.0 is now available for download. It introduces support for Java 13, improved microservices support, added breadth to Apache Camel integration alongside bug fixes and updated support for frameworks and IDEs.
Support for Java 13
Java 13, the latest implementation of the Java SE Platform, is now compatible with JRebel. That includes the two new preview features, text blocks (shown below) and switch expressions.
Text blocks — This preview feature gives developers an easier way to write multi-line strings.
Switch expressions — This preview feature adds the ability to use switch expressions in addition to switch commands, and introduces the yield keyword.
Increased Microservices Support
Two of the big additions in JRebel 2019.2.0 include support for DropWizard and Thorntail. When combined with the already stout support for microservices through Spring Boot, this added support makes JRebel ready for action on microservices.
DropWizard — one of the top three java microservices frameworks
Thorntail — which allows developers to package their apps as lightweight JARs.
Additional Support
JRebel 2019.2.0, in addition to general improvements and bug fixes, has updated support for Tomcat, WebSphere Liberty, Jetty, Payara, tc Server, Hybris, KumuluzEE, RestEasy, DeltaSpike, and MyBatis-Spring.
Lastly, with Apache Camel becoming more of a mainstay in the integration framework world, we revisited and improved upon our existing support for Apache Camel. That means support for many common uses, like adding or re-configuring routes, consumers, and producers.