0.9.4

• New API entrypoint: The new class Json can now be used to parse JSON and to create JSON values. This was done to prevent issues with inheritance (see #52). I hope it also makes the API easier to use and to remember.

  JsonValue value = Json.parse(string); // replaces JsonValue.readFrom(string)
  JsonValue name = Json.value("foo"); // replaces JsonValue.valueOf(...)
  JsonValue count = Json.value(23);

  The constants have also moved to Json:

  JsonValue checked = Json.TRUE; // replaces JsonValue.TRUE

  The old methods and constants are marked as deprecated, but remain available in 0.9.x.

• New API to create JsonArrays from Java arrays and varargs:

  String[] strings = {"foo", "bar"};
  JsonArray names = Json.array(strings);
  JsonArray numbers = Json.array(23, 42);

• New API to merge JSON objects:

  jsonObject.merge(otherObject);

  Thanks @phikal.

• Fixed on Maven. The previous version was broken on Maven Central (#48). This is now fixed.

See the updated README for more details on the API changes.