Jenkins 2.0 has a different design methodology and flow compared to Jenkins 1.0. Instead of using freestyle jobs, there is a new Domain Specific Language (DSL) that is an abbreviated form of the Groovy programming language.
The Pipeline views also function differently to how they do in Jenkins 1.0. The Pipeline stage views also help us visualize the various stages in a pipeline.
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