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BeanShell3 in Development

22 pointsby 3h agobeanshell.github.io
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3h agoHN ↗

After a long hiatus, BeanShell3 is back on schedule.

1h agoHN ↗

This website is the most soulful thing I've seen today.

1h agoHN ↗

I finally can release my badly design projects from my graveyard, which will convience propspect users of the effort I put into it.

14m agoHN ↗

"Beany can be bad" "LGPL"

I mean, LGPL isn't THAT bad, but made me chuckle.

1h agoHN ↗

Hell yeah, I loved beanshell! We used to use it in Android development to give our apps a debug repl, telnet-style. It was so nice, if antiquated even back then. Excited to see this worthy project continue.

15m agoHN ↗

Which projects still use BeanShell? I have not heard of BeanShell since... idk 2012? or something, who is maintaining it as well, I would hope someone didn't just fork it and Oracle owns the rights to it somehow? Was Sun fully involved with BeanShell? I don't recall some of this.

Love seeing old projects come back to life though.