Xtext 2.7.3 is out!

We have just released version 2.7.3 of Xtext. It comes with some important bugfixes and is recommended for any 2.7.x users.

Here is the full log.

Xtext 2.7.0 Available

We proudly announce Xtext 2.7.0. The new version includes many improvements, new features and bugfixes. Also the crucial parts of the Xbase APIs have left the incubator status and are no longer considered provisional. More information about the changes in 2.7.0 can be found in the release notes.
Special thanks go to all those who contributed to this release: Anton Kosyakov, Dennis Huebner, Holger Schill, Jan Koehnlein, Jan Rosczak, Jörg Reichert, Knut Wannheden, Michael Vorburger, Moritz Eysholdt, Ralf Kretzschmar-Auer, Sebastian Zarnekow, Stefan Oehme, Stéphane Galland, Sven Efftinge, Thomas Fritsch, and Vladimir Piskarev.
We're also very grateful for the feedback that we get everyday. It helped us to get where we are now.

Xtext 2.6.0 Available

We are happy to announce the 2.6.0 release of Xtext. It includes many bugfixes, improvements and new features. Have a look at the release notes for more details.

XtextCON Registrations - 30 Tickets Left

As of today we count 80 registrations for XtextCON, with 30 tickets left. Please register soon so you won't miss out.

Xtext 2.5.1 Released

Xtext 2.5.1 is now available. It contains many bugfixes and performance improvements.
Check the bugzilla list for details.

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.