Qi4j v1.0 has been released!

Qi4j v1.0 has now been released. After 2 years of hard work, we have finally made an official release available. It contains all the core features of Qi4j, such as composites made from fragments like mixins, concerns, side-effects and constraints, and also the libraries and extensions that are useful for most application development.

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During this weeks JFokus conference in Stockholm, Sweden, the Qi4j community released v1.0. Rickard Öberg made two presentations in association with the conference, focusing on how Qi4j and Composite Oriented Programming makes working with domain models on the Java platform easier compared to the usual POJO approach typically used in todays application development.

Qi4j is a significant step forward for the Java platform, with its focus on Domain Driven Design and support for the Data-Context-Interaction external link paradigm that is currently being worked on by Trygve Reenskaug as a way to revive object-orientation.

The Qi4j SDK, which contains everything you need to get started, can be downloaded from the Download page on this website.

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