Xtext 2.5.0 Released

We are proud to announce a new release of Xtext. It comes with over one hundred improvements and fixes and provides a new Maven plug-in that lets you easily integrate any Xtext language in standard maven builds.
See the release notes for more details.

Full Maven Support Coming With Version 2.5 on December 11th

Just a short note, to inform you that we've settled on a release date of the current developments. Xtext 2.5 will be released on December 11. It will include a new Maven Plug-In for easy execution of your languages and code generators within a Maven build. Also the jars needed for execution will be available through Maven central.
If you wanna help testing just try the latest builds and the SNAPSHOTS on Maven central.

Xtext 2.4.3 Is Now Available!

A bugfix release containing fixes and improvements to 126 bugzillas has been released. It's a drop-in replacement for all 2.4.* versions as long as you haven't used internal or provisional API. If you have worked with 2.4.2 also Xbase-APIs should work without hassles. Have fun!

Xtext 2.4.2 is available!

With Eclipse Kepler a new release of Xtext is now available for download. It contains many bugfixes and performance improvements.

Xcore Integration

Xtext 2.4.2 is finally compatible with Xcore, a textual language to describe EMF models. It is itself built with Xtext and based on Xbase, so you can implement derived properties and the like quite easily.

Jan has written a blog post on how to use it.

Xtext 2.4.1 Update Available!

Today we have released Xtext and Xtend 2.4.1 with a number of bugfixes.

Important fixes were incorporated for Maven users, in the Xbase type validation and for Xtext languages that are used in RCP applications. Furthermore, Xtext is now compatible to all Guava versions since 10.x. For a detailled overview, check out the release notes.

To upgrade just choose Help -> Check For Updates in Eclipse.

Xtext 2.4.0 is out!

We have a released a 2.4.0 version with many bugfixes. Feature-wise most additions have went into Xbase, as you now have full support for import sections, support organize imports and the like out-of-the box. Also the type system of Xbase has been replaced and is now much more powerful, complete and at the same time faster and easier to debug. We will release a couple of minor releases in the upcoming weeks and hope to be able to settle down the API around Xbase. The seven languages have been updated but a migration guide has yet to be written.