Added bunch of HTTP/1.1 status codes
Using HttpStatus.getCode() instead of hardcoded codes
Will allow a better tracking of status codes (looking for "200" will return lots of results, css sizes, whereas finding usages for HttpStatus.OK won't)
Will improve semantics too.
Introduced SuccessStatus annotation
Allows to override default HttpStatus.OK success status returned by StdEntityRoutes
Handling successStatus in apidocs
Moved httpStatus from StdEntityRoute to StdRoute since this is a generic info displayed in api-docs on *every* routes
FIX: https issue (#17)

use https for all resources. It required moving some resources to locally served resources when not available through https publicly (fixing also a problem of depending on internet resources without version which may move overtime).
FIX: https issue (#17)

forgot main admin page
FIX: https issue (#17)

still had issue with REST API calls in API-DOCS.
FIX: NPE during compile when an annotation is not used at appropriate level
FIX: always set/clear cookies on the same path
jetty: reorder dependencies to have servlet3 first in path
core shell: use dev mode by default in generated app
core: introduce WebException

similar to JAX-RS WebApplicationException, allow to throw an exception which allow controlling the HTTP response
security: introduce PermitAll and RolesAllowed

Now all endpoints are secured by default, you need to use @PermitAll to make them public
@RolesAllowed allow to control which roles are allowed to access an endpoint

Behind the scene the programatic API is much more powerful, allowing to define your own permissions and your security manager
factory: new priority parameter on @Module

as the name suggests it allows to set the priority of a module.
This can't easily be done at @Provides level because priorities are defined at machine level, not machine engine.
core: new priority parameter on @RestxResource
security: admin console

take advantage of new security mechanisms to secure the admin console
security: ask for admin password when generating app
security: introduce restx-security-basic module

extract what was first created in admin module in a separate module, allowing to implement simple authentication without requiring to use admin modules, and making it easier to override the behaviour.
[BREAKING] security: move RestxSession to restx.security package