Flexiberry Roadmap

What's New

Keep track of our latest feature releases, compiler performance improvements, and syntax enhancements to the Berry language.

May 2026

v1.0.0

Latest Release

Interactive Web Portal & Production Stability

We are thrilled to launch the stable v1.0.0 of Flexiberry! This update introduces the interactive web playground and showcases, full workspace parser integration, and performance upgrades.

Features

• Launched the full interactive web Playground with syntax validation.
• Created the Examples showcase portal containing full test script templates.
• Integrated cross-file linking inside the browser compiler via URL fetching.
• Supported advanced conditional expressions in check logic (OR operators and parenthesized groupings).

Improvements

• Improved error messages detailing lines and columns for compile-time failures.
• Enhanced execution timing metrics precision for API calls.
• Optimized memory usage in sequential loop runs.

March 2026

v0.9.0

Beta Update

Advanced Data Capture & CLI Runner

Introduced advanced workflow automation with cross-step variables data extraction, custom token mapping, and the official flexiberry CLI runner command.

Features

• Official launch of the CLI runner (`flexiberry run <file.berry>`).
• Added `Capture` block to extract JSON path response values.
• Supported direct Decrypt pipeline (`Decrypt` suffix) in variable declaration blocks.

Improvements

• Robust relative file path resolution inside monorepo structures.
• Added automated color formatting for console logs in terminal modes.

January 2026

v0.8.0

Public Beta

The Initial Open Beta Launch

First public debut of the Berry grammar and the compiler core. Developers can now write human-readable API tests like standard English.

Features

• Introduced custom `LexerEngine` and `AstEngine` matching BNF rules.
• Supported basic assertions in the `Check` block (==, !=, >, <).
• Added environment pointers (@UAT, @prod) for flexible config scoping.