#Nodus feature list series#

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A close-up image of the side profile below really shows the detailing that went into the case. The Avalon II still maintains the cushion case form and displays a combination of well executed brushed and polished finishing. The case design language of the Avalon II stays true to the original. Let’s take a closer look at the new and improved Avalon II. That being said, It’s exciting to see a brand like Nodus establish themselves early on and to watch their own story unfold as they continue to make strides as a brand and evolve their foundational pieces like the Avalon. From my in-person conversations with multiple brand owners during the Windup Watch Fair in NYC last year, I’ve gathered that it’s never smooth sailing when navigating the seas of the microbrand world. It’s worth noting that Nodus is among the group of young and successful microbrands that set out to produce their very own watches several years ago. Four years later, the story for the Nodus Avalon continues as they announce the release of their new and refreshed flagship diver in the Avalon II. An argument can be made that it was the release of the Avalon that propelled Nodus to new heights and opened up the brand to a larger audience. However, specific modal choice plugins need to be adapted to the new API.Before the Nodus Avalon made its first appearance on the pages of Worn & Wound in 2018, the microbrand was already developing a strong following within the enthusiast community. This version is compatible with projects developed with Nodus 7.x. The CHANGELOG.MD file contains an exhaustive list of the improvements made to the software. The embedded HSQLDB, H2 and Derby engines now run in server mode, allowing for external connections from another JDBC client. Existing projects using the H2 database will need a migration of the database. Nodus 8.2 runs also on Java 17, but needs Java 11 or above to run.

Nodus 8.1 introduced the possibility to develop Python and R scripts in addition to Groovy scripts. DBF files used by geographic information systems An increased compatibility with non legacy.An improved management of node rules (operations that are permitted or not at each node of the network).The possibility to define transit time functions in addition to cost functions.

#Nodus feature list series#

Nodus 8.0, which first build was released on March 4, 2021, introduced a series of new features, among which: