Release Notes: This release has many new features and bugfixes. Most Notable changes are migration to rhino-1.7R3, memory/performance improvements, creation of a SassCss processor based on the Ruby engine, lazy loading instantiation of processors, and other small improvements and updates.


Release Notes: This release contains 26 fixed issues (bugfixes and small improvements). The most notable issues are: simplified model configuration, abstract group support for groovy DSL, a new RhinoTypeScriptProcessor (a cross platform processor), and an upgrade of the following: less4j, less.js, cssLint, ember.js, coffee-script.js, and many others.


Release Notes: The most notable feature of this release is emberjs support. Also, it contains other small features and bugfixes, like upgrades of the dependencies less4j, handlebars, jslint, and google closure.


Release Notes: This is a minor release containing mostly bugfixes and a couple of improvements like: jshint, jslint, and less4j updates.


Release Notes: TypeScriptProcessor: compiles typeScriptLang to JavaScript. TypeScriptLang is a language for application scale JavaScript development. Less4jProcessor: compiles less to CSS using the less4j Java library. NodeCoffeeScriptProcessor: a processor that uses node.js to compile coffee to js. The previous CoffeeScriptProcessor was renamed to RhinoCoffeeScriptProcessor. The new implementation of CoffeeScriptProcessor uses node.js by default if it is supported, and falls back to rhino otherwise.


Release Notes: This release contains many new features and bugfixes. The most notable fetaures are: XML reporting for cssLint, jsLint, and jsHint for the Maven plugin; incremental build support for the Maven plugin; and node LessCss support when lessc is detected. This release is backward compatible with previous versions from branch 1.4.x.