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webforJ 26.03 is live! The headline is the automation layer, which lets an AI agent use a webforJ app the way a person does: it reads the page, finds what it needs, and acts, with exactly the permissions of the user it works for. The same layer powers TestBed, new browserless testing built for the way AI coding assistants work. Alongside them, craftforJ picks up component deletion and system-wide undo and redo, BBjShip brings webforJ deployment to BBjServices for BBj developers, an updated DWC Design Kit brings Design System 2.0 to Figma, and important security fixes make this an upgrade we recommend for every app. See the highlights below, and as always, the GitHub release overview has the complete picture.

webforJ 26.02 is live! The headline is craftforJ, a visual development environment that runs inside your app and brings a coding agent with it, one that writes Java against the app actually running in front of you. Alongside it, this release opens your views to AI hosts with MCP Apps, adds push notifications and a Card component, brings search to every list component and section labels to AppNav, and makes hotswap the default development loop. See the highlights below, and as always, the GitHub release overview has the complete picture.

webforJ 26.01 is live! The headline is a new frontend bundler: a Bun-powered build step wired into the Maven and Gradle build you already run, letting a Java view pull in npm packages and web components without a separate frontend project or a Node toolchain. Alongside it, this release reworks live reload, adds a new Upload component, brings browser APIs for geolocation, page visibility, and app icon badges, and gives AppNav pinning and search. See the highlights below, and as always, the GitHub release overview has the complete picture.

The webforJ 25.x cycle covered a lot of ground: new components, a fresh design language, smarter AI tooling, and plenty of polish, and it all wrapped up with the 26.00 release. Rather than a long recap, here's a short video that walks through the highlights.

webforJ 26.00 is here, our first major version since the 25.x series kicked off, and a big one. It brings a top-to-bottom design system refresh, new tricks for the Dialog and TabbedPane components, and a clean break from deprecated APIs, all paired with automated tooling that does most of the upgrade work for you. The highlights are below, and as always the GitHub release overview has the complete picture.

Version 25.12 of webforJ is live! This release brings two new UI components, table enhancements, a built-in translation system, and Kotlin DSL support. See some of the most exciting highlights below, and as always, see the GitHub release overview for a more comprehensive list of changes.

Version 25.11 of webforJ is live! In this release, we've focused on polishing how users see your app, with built-in visual transitions, AI-ready components, and faster ways to prototype and learn about webforJ. See some of the most exciting highlights below, and as always, see the GitHub release overview for a more comprehensive list of changes.

webforJ version 25.10 introduces some heavy hitting new capabilities for building global, secure, and integrated applications. This release brings internationalization support, enterprise-grade security which includes Spring Security integration, Webswing compatibility for legacy Java Swing apps, and adds to our Login component.

webforJ version 25.03 introduces new capabilities for configuration management, Spring integration options, routing improvements, and Table component updates.

webforJ version 25.02 is here! This release introduces integration with popular tools to keep your apps running as efficiently as possible. Top on the list is exciting new integration capabilities with Spring Boot.

25.02 also builds on data management with Repository improvements, introduces better control over app lifecycle with listener support, and streamlines asynchronous UI updates with the new runLater API.

webforJ 25.01 is a targeted release that introduces the Tree component and marks the debut of startforJ, a new tool designed to simplify project scaffolding for webforJ developers.

webforJ version 25.00 is out now! This release includes brand-new UI components, functional improvements, and key architectural updates. Let's walk through some of the most exciting additions.