Jython 2.2 is available for download. See the installation instructions.
This is the first production release of Jython in nearly six years,
and it contains many new features:
- new-style classes
- Java List integration
- PEP 302 implementation
- iterators
- generators
- __future__ division
- support for running on modern JVMs
- a new installer
- ssl and non-blocking support for socket
This gives Jython the same set of language features as Python 2.2.
For a more complete list of the additions from 2.1 to 2.2, see the
NEWS file in the release. Only the version numbers changed in the
code from 2.2rc3 to this release.
Woohoo!!
Congratulations and thanks to everyone for their hard work! I really need this.
ReplyDeleteawesome ! Jython is widely used in corporate life where it's hard to get approval for Python but Jython is just Java right !
ReplyDeleteCongratiulations! Great News! With new-style classes there, Jython can now close the gap to CPython much easier!
ReplyDelete:-O Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteChris Arndt: Indeed new style classes are a big part of the reason that 2.2 took so long. The next version (maybe 2.5?) should come much more quickly.
ReplyDeleteHurrah and congratulations! I'm very happy to hear this project is alive and kicking again. Java and Python are two languages I have a lot of time for (one because I like it, the other because I get paid to write it -- guess which!), and it's nice to have them place nice with each other.
ReplyDeleteThis is great news. It's been a long time coming, but I'm very excited to see the new life in this project!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Frank! Well done. I'm looking forward to you presenting on this at TriZPUG next week.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the whole Jython dev team!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, my favourite language on my favourite platform updated and moving forward !
ReplyDeleteFrank, excellent job by you and the whole dev crew. Way to hang in there and see this through. "Cheers!" (Insert sound of many hands clapping).
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely congratulations. I'd love for you guys to catch up even faster, hopefully that will become more of a reality now.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations indeed. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.
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