FEBRUARY 15, 2017

Today we released the first official Flowable 6 engine version (6.0.0). After a long period of Flowable 6 development, getting community feedback, implementing new features and bug fixes and writing documentation the version 6 is now officially out of beta.

The 6.0.0 release has the following highlights:

Highlights

  • First official release of Flowable 6!

  • Documentation has been updated to Flowable 6 and a DMN and Form Engine user guide have been added.

  • Various small bugfixes all around.

Release remarks

  • We consider the Flowable 6 Engine stable and ready for use

  • We plan to release a 6.0.1 within a few weeks, so we hope to get a lot of feedback on the 6.0.0 release that we can include in a 6.0.1 release

  • The documentation has been extended with a DMN and Form Engine focused user guide, however the main user guide is still the BPMN user guide. We expect to do more documentation updates in the next few weeks.

A big thank you to the whole Flowable team for making this release possible. You can use the forum to ask specific questions about the 6.0.0 release, any feedback is welcome.

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Tijs Rademakers

VP Engineering

BPM enthusiast and Flowable project lead.

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