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A GWT wrapper library around the d3.js library
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1.0.0 Release Schedule? #68

Closed softwareengineerprogrammer closed 10 years ago

softwareengineerprogrammer commented 11 years ago

Hello,

Very exciting project! Given the mention of a planned 1.0.0 release by end of August (2013), is there any update on the release status? Really looking forward to seeing this library move towards being complete and production ready.

Cheers, Jonathan

[Apologies if filing an issue is not the appropriate channel for this sort of communication - I'm very new to GitHub and don't know all the site features (though am experienced with git, Java, GWT, JS, etc. )]

anthonime commented 11 years ago

Hi Jonathan,

We unfortunately did not manage to cover 100% of d3.js API on time. We are going to make a pre-release in the next days to publish what has been done so far. I've just updated the announced roadmap in reaction to your comments. Keep watching at the repo, we will provide more details very soon.

PS: If you feel interested, do not hesitate to contribute or to help us, there is a lot of interesting remaining work.

softwareengineerprogrammer commented 11 years ago

Thanks for the update, anthonime. I'd actually forked off version 0.0.13 back in June and have been working off that; it was an unexpected (but pleasant!) surprise to see substantial progress forward when I checked here the other day on a whim. I will definitely check out the pre-release branch once it's available and see if I can make any contributions back (time permitting).

One issue that may be a bit of an obstacle for me contributing back - we use an ANT-based build system rather than Maven, which has required me to restructure the source folders. I'm far from an expert on ANT/Maven/build systems in general, so perhaps there is an alternative method which will allow smooth merging back into this repo - any ideas/advice?

anthonime commented 10 years ago

You will find an updated view of the roadmap in the welcome page. More details to come in the next days.