JGradeBook / News: Recent posts

JGradeBook has now been released — for the first time — in an .exe, Windows-native application. (Note: Windows users must still have Java SE 1.5 or higher installed.)

JGradeBook 1.1.3 has been released in both a native Mac OS X app and a cross-platform .jar.

The OS X-native app was found to require Java version 1.5, so it currently works on only Mac OS 10.5. This issue will be resolved as soon as possible so that JGradeBook can run on any OS X version. In the meantime, Mac users who run on a lower Java version may download the cross-platform .jar.

JGradeBook cross-platform version 1.1.2 has now been fixed.On the previous release, the program would not run due to errors while creating the .jar.

JGradeBook should now open (and run) smoothly. In addition, the Windows Look & Feel has been implemented.
The Mac-native and Windows-native ports of JGradeBook will be released soon.

Sorry for any inconveniences.

Developers - JGradeBook 1.1.2 source is already on the SVN repository. A source .zip will be released soon.

JGradeBook 1.1.2 has been released in a cross-platform, double-clickable file!

JGradeBook 1.1.2 will be ported to Mac OS X and Windows native executables (.app and .exe) soon.

JGradeBook 1.1.0 is out for Mac OS X. The cross-platform version, along with source files for version 1.1.0 and Subversion updates, will be released shortly.

JGradeBook 1.1.0 will be released within the next week, with new features such as full Mac OS X integration and spreadsheet views for both subjects and grades!

Today, JGradeBook version 0.9 was released to the public.

The public stable version of JGradeBook is planned for release in less than a week! JGradeBook will have more features than planned, such as more user-friendly and safe features such as user-friendly notices and warnings, saving, and loading.