This is the first major release of Exposed – a huge milestone for both the project and the Exposed team! This release brings many new exciting features, the most requested being R2DBC support, as well as performance enhancements and bug fixes. Exposed 1.0 also introduces a stable API that guarantees no breaking changes until the next major release.

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Exposed 1.0, JetBrains' Kotlin SQL library, has been released with major new features including R2DBC support for reactive database drivers, enhanced Spring Boot integration (supporting both versions 3 and 4), and a stable API with guaranteed backward compatibility until the next major version. The release includes performance improvements, bug fixes, and better developer experience features like GraalVM native image support and simplified transaction management in Spring applications.

Exposed 1.0 Is Now Available

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