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Codename One is moving its Maven artifacts from Sonatype’s Maven Central to a self‑hosted Cloudflare R2 bucket. Phase 1 reduces release payloads (from 229 MB to 77 MB) by dropping fat‑JARs and freezing stable deps, adds dual‑publish, and updates generated POMs to include a custom repository for both dependencies and plugins. After a three‑week observation window (ending Aug 28 2026) new releases…
Codename One moved 87 common build hints into Java annotations, so misspelled keys or wrong value types cause compile‑time errors instead of silent build‑server ignores. The annotations are processed back into the existing string protocol, keeping backward compatibility while improving validation and IDE support.
Codename One’s third‑generation GUI Builder turns the editor into a Maven‑aware project workspace: it scans all `.gui` files, shows live CSS, and protects generated Java regions, keeping Steve Hannah’s guided `LayeredLayout` model while eliminating per‑form editor launches.