Velocity This application was developed by myself and Experiment5X, also with a lot of help from CLK. We’ve been working on this for a while, and are really excited to release it. The application is cross platform meaning that it will work on Windows, Mac, and Linux. I went from 1,1 to 2,1 then 3,1 and just ebayed a 4,1 that has been firmware updated to 5.1 and running Sierra. I guess this is a stupid question but I would like to take the El Capitan hard drive and put it in the new computer and then update it to Sierra.

Viscosity for macOS

Version 1.8.4 | Release Notes
Requires macOS 10.11 or later.

Viscosity for Windows

Version 1.8.4 | Release Notes
Requires Windows 7 or later.

Installing Viscosity (Mac)

1. Quit any old copies of Viscosity that are running. 2. Open the Viscosity.dmg file in your Downloads folder. 3. Drag the Viscosity icon to your Applications folder. 4. Eject the Viscosity disk image from the Finder. 5. Launch Viscosity from your Applications folder.
Detailed Instructions

Installing Viscosity (Windows)

1. Exit any old copies of Viscosity that are running. 2. Open the Viscosity Installer.exe file in your Downloads folder. 3. Click Yes to the User Access Control prompt. 4. Follow the instructions displayed in the Setup Wizard. 5. Launch Viscosity from your Start menu.
Detailed Instructions

30-Day Trial

This download is a fully functional version of Viscosity, which will stop working after 30 days. To continue using Viscosity after this period you will need to purchase a license.
After buying Viscosity you will receive a license code that will activate your copy, so you don't need to download Viscosity again.

Downloads¶

You can download sources and binaries for all Apache Velocity projects from here.

Mirror Selection¶

The currently selected mirror is https://mirror.softaculous.com/apache/. If you encounter a problem with this mirror, please select another mirror. If all mirrors are failing, there are backup mirrors (at the end of the mirrors list) that should be available.

You may also consult the complete list of mirrors.

The KEYS link links to the code signing keys used to sign the product.The PGP links download the OpenPGP compatible signature from our main site. The SHA links download the checksum from the main site. None of these should be downloaded from the mirrors.

Production releases¶

These releases are considered stable and suitable for production.

Engine¶

Be sure to check the release notes and the dependencies.

Inclusion as a maven dependency¶

Binaries¶

POM Files¶

Javadoc¶

Sources¶

Examples¶

Tools¶

Inclusion as a maven dependency¶

Binaries¶

POM Files¶

Javadoc¶

Sources¶

Or checkout the svn repository from the 3.0 subversion tag.

Alpha/Beta Releases¶

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These releases are not considered production-ready but they might contain new features or bug fixes that are not yet in the production release.

Engine¶

There are no current Alpha or Beta releases of the Engine project.

Tools¶

There are no current Alpha or Beta releases of the Tools project.

Snapshot Releases¶

Snapshot releases published from times to times on Apache's repository.

Archived Components Releases¶

5'4 Height

Anakia¶

Binaries and sources:

• anakia-1.0.zip [PGP] [SHA1]
• anakia-1.0.tar.gz [PGP] [SHA1]

Texen¶

Binaries and sources:

• texen-1.0.zip [PGP] [SHA1]
• texen-1.0.tar.gz [PGP] [SHA1]

DVSL¶

Binaries:

• velocity-dvsl-1.0.zip [PGP] [SHA1]
• velocity-dvsl-1.0.tar.gz [PGP] [SHA1]

Sources:

• velocity-dvsl-1.0-src.zip [PGP] [SHA1]
• velocity-dvsl-1.0-src.tar.gz [PGP] [SHA1]

Older Releases¶

Older versions of the Apache Velocity projects are available from our archive site, and documented here:

Unless otherwise stated, the most current release of the Apache Velocity projects is considered the best release and should be used for development and new projects. These older releases are mainly for maintenance purposes and archaeological interests.

Source Code Repository¶

You can download the source code to each Apache Velocity project directly from our public subversion repository. Here you get logs, change histories and all the information necessary to follow the development process. If you are interested in the project development, please join the Apache Velocity development list.