Release announcements for projects and tools.
A new build of CSView is available for Windows. This is a maintenance release updating the project dependencies to the latest versions, and fixing a minor bug relating to scroll bar handling. The new version is 1.3.8 and is available to download Version 2.0 for macOS is getting close to a release. Apologies to anyone who's been waiting for this for a long time! It will be a paid application, although my current plan is that it will be a minimal cost one-time purchase from the App Store. Version 1.x will continue to be available as an open-source project for all currently supported platforms.

CSView 2.0 Beta for MacOS is now [available on TestFlight][testflight]. [testflight]: https://testflight.apple.com/join/iJBXwzSW Version 2.0 still doesn't support all the features provided in CSView 1.x, however it's at a point where I find it usable and want to get it into other people's hands to see where any critical improvements are needed. See the Alpha release announcement for full details of the changes in CSView 2.0
A new build of CSView is available, and it now supports Apple Silicon Macs (i.e. M1 series of SoCs which use the ARM aarch64 architecture) The new version is 1.3.6 and is available to download Due to Java's support for Apple Silicon, it's not possible to build an app bundle which supports both Apple and Intel CPUs at present. This is a requirement for distributing the app through the App Store, so for now I am only able to distribute the Intel build of CSView there.

CSView 2.0 Alpha 1 for MacOS is now available for download! Download CSView 2.0 Alpha 1 - macOS 10.12+, 64-bit Intel, 3.5MB Version 2.0 is a macOS native application, bringing performance and visual improvements. Startup time is improved over the 1.x implementation UI rendering is now able to take advantage of native graphics acceleration Dark/Light theme is picked up from your OS settings macOS UI features such as tabbed document windows come for free Larger number of rows supported (rendering tested with 10B+ rows and columns) More opportunity for future performance improvements and new features Alpha 1 doesn't yet support all the features of the 1.x releases, such as search and custom column delimiters. These will be coming in future alphas before the official 2.0 release. I have a prototype grid renderer in the works for Windows too, but I'm focusing on getting a fully working Mac release ready first.
I've released a new version of Javada today - just a maintenance fix, after an email request for a pre-compiled version. It's available for download from: https://bitbucket.org/mikehouston/javada/downloads Also note, the licence is now LGPL.