January 2010, we will soon be releasing the beta of our SWT GUI code generator, aimed at replacing the aging Swing code generation. The new GUIs XMLBooster now generates can be integrated in Eclispe environments, and provide the same level of functionality that the older GUIs did.

January 2008, the execution model for the COBOL code generator has been restructured, so that it does not rely on intricate combinations of GO TO statements any longer.

May 2006, the XMLBooster website has been updated, both in form and in content.

6 January 2006, XMLBooster-generated parsers can now be accessed from within Python through an interface partially generated by SWIG.

15 June 2005, XMLBooster now generates version management in Swing GUI's, allowing one to view the differences between XML instances, measuring distances between instances, and even, merging conflicting sets of changes just as CVS does for text files.

7 March 2005, the C# code generated has been extended significantly for better integration in existing .NET projects and to reduce the impedance mismatch with hand-written C# code.

1 October 2004, An XML parser generated in C# is usable from within IronPython, the Python interpreter/compiler written for the .NET platform. This provides the best of both worlds: the performance level of schema-specific parsers with the flexibility of a dynamic scripting language.

12 November 2003, New releases are made available automatically to registered customers through RainCode online.

1st September 2003, The GUI generation facility has been greatly improved, to support user-defined colour coding of elements of the code generator.

10 June 2003, XMLBooster for C# has been released.

10 February 2003, Version 2.5.9 has been released. It includes a new grammar construct PERM, to define permutations, where sub-elements can occur in any sequence.

December 2002, XMLBooster is now available through a new web-based application. It handles registrations and purchases, an will be extended to support maintenance contracts and bug tracking in the near future.

October 2002, The freely available XMLBooster Lite 2.5.0 includes the ability to generate Swing-based GUI's from meta-definitions. These GUI's can be used as is, or can be integrated as components in your applications royalty-free. This GUI generation facility available in XMLBooster Lite is a restricted version of what the commercially available XMLBooster/GUI provides, in the sense of extensive customization of the generated GUI.

18 July 2002, version 2.4.25 has been released, and includes a number of new interesting features, including improved schema support, support for default values, support for whiteSpace facet handling, improved parsing (up to 45%) and unparsing (up to a factor 3) performance for Java.

31 May 2002, the Swing GUI code generator has been improved in numerous ways, including the ability to generate an explorer-like treeview on the data structure, in addition to the form view it supported so far.

30 April 2002, XMLBooster for Ada has been released.

14 january 2002, the XMLBooster documentation has been updated extensively. The latest version is available for download.

10 january 2002, the Swing GUI code generator is now released.

22 december 2001, the first version of the Swing GUI code generator has been used internally, to generate a GUI to edit XMLBooster's own meta-definitions

14 november 2001, the XMLBooster site has been entirely redesigned.

24 october 2001, the XMLBooster DTD support has been extended and improved.

2 october 2001, GBE (Grammar by example) is now available, in order to build an XMLBooster meta-definition automatically out of a number of sample XML instances.