Version 1.1.0 introduces one of the biggest improvements to J++ so far: CSS styling support, along with major upgrades to the parsing and rendering engine.



J++ now supports CSS styling, allowing developers to create more advanced and visually customizable pages directly within J++ projects.

This update enables:

• Custom styling rules
• Improved visual formatting
• Better layout control
• Expanded design flexibility inside J++ applications

A new example has been added to demonstrate these features.



Added:

• styles-demo.jpp

This file demonstrates the newly supported styling system and CSS integration.




The J++ parser has been expanded to support new syntax structures required for CSS handling and future language improvements.


The rendering engine now supports processing style-related instructions and applying CSS-based visual rendering behavior.


Minor improvements were made to the built-in editor to improve compatibility with the updated parser and styling system.

• Improved parser reliability
• Improved rendering consistency
• Internal optimizations for future feature development

Previous Version: 1.0.0
Current Version: 1.1.0

This release marks a major step forward in expanding the capabilities of the J++ language ecosystem.