There are many interesting features, the most notable ones (IMHO) are
- Quicksilver-like interface to invoke commands and navigate around your application, it just feels natural!.
- Per command icons, which are a great tie-in with the quicksilver interface
- Initial map support thanks to swingx components, here is a preview from a couple of months ago.
- Support for legacy database schemas, no need to reinvent your existing db in order to use JMatter.
- A pair of builders (1 Java, 1 Groovy) to facilitate creating wizards (previewed here).
- Last but not least, initial support for an Application Browser, which in short is an application launcher capable of keeping up-to-date the downloaded apps (think webstart without the hassle).
Thanks to everybody that contributed pacthes/ideas!
If you haven't seen JMatter in action please take a look at the webstart demo or this screencast.