Vert.x 3.1.0 is released!

I’m pleased to an­nounce the re­lease of Vert.x 3.1!

Some of the high­lights of this re­lease in­clude:

  • Vertx-​sync is a set of util­i­ties that allow you to per­form asyn­chro­nous op­er­a­tions and re­ceive events in a syn­chro­nous way, but with­out block­ing ker­nel threads.

  • Vertx-​stomp is an im­ple­men­ta­tion of a STOMP server and client. You can use the STOMP server with other clients and use the STOMP client with other servers. The server and the client sup­ports the ver­sion 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 of the STOMP pro­to­col. The STOMP server can also be used as a bridge with the vert.x event bus.

  • Vertx-​shell is a com­mand line in­ter­face for the Vert.x run­time avail­able from reg­u­lar ter­mi­nals using dif­fer­ent pro­to­cols.

  • Re-​implementation of the Starter class and re­lated func­tion­al­ity. And now re­de­ploy is back!

Full re­lease notes can be found here:

https://github.com/vert-​x3/wiki/wiki/3.1-​Release-Notes

Break­ing changes here:

https://github.com/vert-​x3/wiki/wiki/3.1.0-​—Breaking-changes

NPM for the event-​bus client here:

https://www.npmjs.com/pack­age/vertx3-​eventbus-client

Many thanks to all the com­mit­ters and com­mu­nity whose con­tri­bu­tions made this pos­si­ble.

A spe­cial thanks to the full-​time team - Clement, Julien and Paulo who put in a lot of work to get this out :)

Next stop is Vert.x 3.2 which we hope to have out be­fore Christ­mas.

The ar­ti­facts have been de­ployed to Maven Cen­tral and you can get the dis­tri­b­u­tion on Bin­tray.

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