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Casey Brooks
Casey Brooks

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Orchid is now more Kotlin than Java!

Just wanted to share a quick win here. After over a year of slowly migrating the Orchid codebase from Java to Kotlin, it's officially more of a Kotlin project than a Java project!

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Orchid has a couple other small wins that I'll be sharing in the next few days as well, stay tuned!

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Orchid 0.X.X versions are published to JCenter at artifact coordinates like io.github.javaeden.orchid:OrchidCore:0.21.1 or io.github.javaeden.orchid:OrchidWiki:0.21.1. JCenter is deprecated, and once Orchid 1.0.0 is published, so will all 0.X.X versions.

Starting with version 1.0.0, Orchid will be published to MavenCentral under new artifact coordinates, like io.github.copper-leaf.orchid:orchid-core:1.0.0 or io.github.copper-leaf.orchid:orchid-wiki-feature:1.0.0.

In-development snapshot versions will be available in Sonatype's new (s01) snapshots repository. Snapshots are published after every successful build on the dev branch.

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There are several tutorials designed to walk you through building an Orchid site from scratch. The source for all tutorials can also be found in the OrchidTutorials repository.

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