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Added support for thread-safe views. To use the same view across multiple threads, you should now call the threadSafe() method.

Added support for thread-safe views. To use the same view across multiple threads, you should now call the threadSafe() method.

This release introduces the following changes and features:

• Improved performance, making HtmlFlow one of the most performant template engines and Java DSLs for HTML.
• Replaced the º() method with __().

HtmlFlow version 2.1 is updated to release 1.0.10 of com.github.xmlet.HtmlApi and introduces a couple of new features:

• A new render() method that produces a String rather than writing to a PrintStream. This uses a StringBuilder internally and offers better performance than the previous write() approach.

HtmlFlow version 2.0 has full support for all existing HTML5 elements and attributes. Moreover all attributes are strongly typed with enumerated types which restrict accepted values.

Now HtmlFlow API is constructed with the support of the automated framework xmlet based on an XSD definition of the HTML5 syntax and rules.

Thus we remove the packages htmlflow.attributes and htmlflow.elements, which have been replaced by the types defined in the org.xmlet.htmlapi library. This new approach forces the HtmlFlow API to maintain consistency across all method use.

This release includes the following updates:

• Unit tests have been refactored to increase code coverage and to load the expected HTML output directly from resources.