JavaBot 0.3.5 released

JavaBot is a totally platform-independent IRC-bot, designed to be a highly customizable, all-purpose bot.

Version 0.3.5 is now released, and it contains a lot of new things. The biggest change is the new data storage. We have moved all the data storage to one single XML file, making it easier to save your bot data when upgrading. This, unfortunately, requires you to re-create all users and all other data in the bot. Hopefully, this will be the last major change to the storage of data.

We have also removed the really weird user level handling, and replaced it with flags instead (just like Q on Quakenet). Read more about that in the Changelog.

For the next planned release, 0.4, we will re-build the module structure, to adjust it to our needs, and hopefully making it easier for third-party module developers to get up and running.

We have removed the manual on the homepage, since it took way to much time to maintain. The Help command now lists all modules instead. Use that, or ask us if anything is unclear and we will try to make it clearer.
Also, included in the package is the API for module developers.

Check out the Changelog for a complete set of changes.