After nearly a year of inactivity, I've dusted off JLDrill for another release. This release adds Ruby 1.9 compatibility and a few UI improvements. But the big change is the ability to study Chinese using CC-Cedict, and example sentences supplied by Tatoeba.org. I've also moved the Japanese example sentences over to Tatoeba (accounting for the large increase in size). Finally, you can override default datafiles or drills by putting them in .jldrill in your home directory.