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dmx-fun 0.1.0 — Production Ready
0.1.0 is the first stable, production-ready release of dmx-fun: a battle-tested ecosystem of functional programming modules for Java backends, with first-class Spring Boot and Quarkus support.
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dmx-fun 0.0.15 Released
Version 0.0.15 brings first-class Quarkus transaction support with full JTA TxType propagation, five new integration modules (fun-http, fun-jakarta-jaxb, fun-jakarta-validation, fun-tracing, fun-observation), a Bill of Materials, CycloneDX SBOMs, and critical correctness fixes across fun-quarkus, fun-jackson, and fun-assertj.
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dmx-fun 0.0.14 Released
Version 0.0.14 is the ecosystem release: Spring transaction support, Spring Boot autoconfiguration, Micrometer metrics, Resilience4J adapters, Guard, Accumulator, Resource, NonEmptyMap, NonEmptySet, Try.timeout, and a production-like Spring Boot sample — all in one milestone.
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Road to 0.1.0: Production-Ready dmx-fun Is Near
0.1.0 will be our first stable production-ready release. Here is the current status of 0.0.14, the concrete roadmap for 0.0.15 based on active GitHub issues, and what comes next.
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dmx-fun 0.0.13 Released
Version 0.0.13 adds Either<L,R>, NonEmptyList<T>, typed Try.recover overloads, the fun-jackson and fun-assertj modules, a runnable samples subproject, and a full Developer Guide — plus a breaking package rename to dmx.fun.
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dmx-fun 0.0.12 Released
Version 0.0.12 brings CompletableFuture adapters, Lazy<T>, zip3/zip4, Try.flatMapError, and a sweeping set of internal refactors powered by Stream Gatherers and Java record patterns.
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dmx-fun 0.0.11 Released
Version 0.0.11 is the biggest release yet: Validated for applicative error accumulation, four checked functional interfaces, Tuple3 and Tuple4 with combinators, and an upgrade to the Java 25 LTS toolchain.
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dmx-fun 0.0.10 Released
Version 0.0.10 brings sequence and traverse combinators to Try, Optional interop for both Result and Try, and a full set of Stream collectors for Result including stream(), toList(), and partitioningBy().