Jactl release announcements
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Jactl 2.9.0 is a new release with a focus on performance improvements and bug fixes.
The biggest enhancement in Jactl 2.9.0 is support for the JVM InvokeDynamic instruction which makes invocation of methods on untyped objects almost as fast as invoking methods on typed objects.
Jactl 2.8.0 is a new release with enhancements, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
It adds a new for-in loop statement with pattern matching and destructuring and has many performance improvements, mostly relating to compilation speed and has been benchmarked at compilation speeds of over 300K lines/s.
Jactl 2.4.0 is a new release with enhancements and bug fixes.
This release provides new date/time classes and also adds the ability to extend the language with new built-in types.
Jactl 2.3.0 is a new release with enhancements and bug fixes.
Due to a missing announcement for release 2.2.0, this release note includes enhancements and bug fixes that were done in 2.2.0 and in 2.3.0.
Jactl 2.1.0 is a new release with a handful of enhancements and bug fixes, as well as a brand new IntelliJ plugin.
Jactl 2.0.0 is a major release that fixes a few bugs and adds some new language features. The biggest new feature is powerful pattern matching with destructuring via a new switch expression.
Jactl 1.3.0 fixes a few minor bugs and adds some language features. The main new feature is to support the ability to checkpoint script instance execution state and have it restored and resumed on another instance after a failure.