So I've started on work on JBC 3.0.0. I don't intend to make any public API
changes, the main new features are internal, but significant enough to warrant a major
version update.
But, if anyone can convince me of any reasons why the public API does need to change, now
would be a good time to do it.
Specifically, genericisation of the Cache interface - which happened in 2.0.0 - is not
something I'm overly pleased with as I find it clunky. What do people think, should
it stay or go?
Ah, there is one public API that is due for a change though. Fqn. No more public
constructors, all Fqn construction needs to go through factory methods (which have been in
existence for some time now). This will help us optimise Fqns later as needed. Also, Fqn
generics are going away. This has been more than just clunky, in fact downright
error-prone. And without much value-add.
Thoughts, comments?
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