Tadukoo Util Alpha v.0.2 was released today. It represents the second release of software by Tadukooverse.
Tadukoo Util is a collection of useful utilities for any project. It’s released under the MIT license so it’s very free for anyone to use for their projects. For more information about Tadukoo Util, check out its project page. For Javadocs for Tadukoo Util, visit this page.
This release is mainly for the first release of Tadukoo View, but there were changes to Tadukoo Lang and Tadukoo Util as well.
This release represents the second release for Tadukoo Util, and is an official release of the following modules:
- Tadukoo Annotation Processor - provides @AnnotationProcessor and AnnotationUtil for making Annotations
- Tadukoo Lang - provides common basic utilities such as StringUtil and Tuples
- Tadukoo Util - provides common utilities that are more advanced, such as MultiMap, ManyToManyMap, and Throwing Functional Interfaces
- Tadukoo View - provides utilities for drawing items to the screen, and for building forms
While the following modules are included, they should not be considered officially released with this release, and will be completed in future Alpha releases leading up to Beta. Use them at your own risk, understanding they may change entirely.
- Tadukoo Database - utilities for communicating with a SQL database
- Tadukoo File Format - allows you to create your own file formats
- Tadukoo Look & Feel - a customizable Look & Feel
The first set of modules will be fully supported, while the second set will not. Tadukoo Util (the project) is in kind of a weird state at the moment, See the Tadukooverse Master Plan for more details on what’s going on.
Due to some weird things going on with the plan, this version has the version string 0.2-Alpha-SNAPSHOT for the purposes of Maven, and will only be available in the snapshots repository of Maven Central, and not in the official releases repository. Also, this is why the jars themselves have “-SNAPSHOT” in them.
Update 11/10/2020
This version is now released on Maven Central using Alpha v.0.2 (without the -SNAPSHOT). It’s the same code, but it’s now actually on Maven.