Pivotal Labs and the Jasmine team are pleased to announce the 1.0 release of Jasmine, our JavaScript BDD framework.
This release is largely about stabilization. We've fixed some bugs, stabilized our API, and improved support for JRuby and Ruby 1.9. There are several deprecations (especially around asynchronous 'waits' blocks and some matchers) to go along with the fixes and features. See the release notes for full details.
This release is available in standalone and Ruby gem versions.
Our upcoming priorities include improving the documentation, properly supporting Rails 3 and RSpec 2 and a number of other environments, and looking at all of your pull requests and issue reports. Jasmine's backlog lives in Pivotal Tracker.
Big thanks to the Jasmine community for the pull requests; the majority of changes between 0.11.1 and 1.0 are based on user-submitted patches.
See you on the mailing list and make sure to follow us on Twitter: @jasminebdd...
Great work guys - we're really big fans of Jasmine, and BDD for JavaScript in general. Thanks for making it so fun and easy!
Thanks for all the hard work guys! We have recently adopted Jasmine for all of our projects. We have created a generic runner that can be dropped into any project with only little configuration: http://github.com/mootools/mootools-runner