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layout: post
title: "KVision 0.0.13 released"
author: Robert Jaros
date: 2018-06-04 14:29:00 +0100
categories: kvision kotlin
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I've just released KVision 0.0.13.
Changelog:
- DockPanel usability fixes
- a dialog component
- new simple HTML5 canvas component
- add resizeWindow event to Window component
- add dependencies on kotlinx.serialization and kotlinx.coroutines
- multiplatform kvision-common and kvision-server modules
- Jooby framework integration with automatic JSON-RPC connectivity
- Kwery ORM integration
- Pac4j security module integration
- change module kind option to 'umd'
KVision contains now an innovative connectivity interface for [Jooby](https://jooby.org) micro web framework on the server side,
which allows to build full-stack, multiplatform applications with shared common code. KVision closely integrates the client and
the server side of the project with a shared data model and fully type-safe connectivity between both sides (based on
automatically generated routings and JSON-RPC endpoints).
I've created a new example application - "Address book - fullstack". It utilizes:
- H2 SQL database (configured for "filesystem" database)
- [Kwery](https://github.com/andrewoma/kwery) ORM for database connectivity
- [Pac4J](https://github.com/pac4j/pac4j) security engine for authentication and profile management
The architecture of the project is heavily based on Kotlin coroutines, wrapping asynchronous client-server calls into easy-to-read
synchronous-like code.
[You can play with live demo on Heroku](https://kvision-address-book.herokuapp.com/)
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