What is Krypton
Krypton is a software build tool that applies an artifact-oriented
paradigm to the build whereby the focus is on what
is built rather than how it is built.
Krypton's standard library provides support for building both Java
and .NET software. Krypton's plugin architecture allows for other
languages and environments to be targetted. Krypton plugins are
very easy to write, and supported plugin languages include Java
and Ant.
How Krypton Works - the 10 Minute Rundown
This article will walk you through the key features of Krypton and
explain it's approach to software builds. After reading this you
should have an understanding of how Krypton works and where it
could fit into your dev environment.
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Trying Krypton
We've put together a sample projekt and a walk-through that
will let you exercise the key features of Krypton, and will
give you a good introduction to it's capabilities and it's
useage.
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License
Krypton is an Open-Source projekt, made available under the terms of
the GNU GPL. Some Krypton plugins include third-party components
which may have their own licensing terms. See the
license page for full details.
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News
Status
Krypton 2.0.0 is currently in beta. This means that the features
of the system are generally complete, but that the code requires
more testing, and that some refactoring is yet to be done.
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Version Numbering
Krypton consists of a number of components. The SourceForge
packages are fairly self-explanatory, but for a full explanation,
see the Version Numbering
document.
Reference Docs
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