konmik / nucleus

Nucleus is an Android library, which utilizes the Model-View-Presenter pattern to properly connect background tasks with visual parts of an application.
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Active? [question] #110

Open Seidak opened 8 years ago

Seidak commented 8 years ago

Hello, first thanks for great looking library, I would like to ask if you still maintain this library? Because I plan start using nucleus, but at the same time I am little curious. Most of work you did was done last year and first months of this year. So that's why I have some doubts.

Thank you for your answer! Seidak

rodvar commented 8 years ago

+1 to this question, I'm also in the same situation about to start a new project with it!

Thanks!

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Hello, first thanks for great looking library, I would like to ask if you still maintain this library? Because I plan start using nucleus, but at the same time I am little curious. Most of work you did was done last year and first months of this year. So that's why I have some doubts.

Thank you for your answer! Seidak

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konmik commented 8 years ago

Hi, the library development stage is over, now it includes all required functionality.

Any pull requests with fixes or minor features that fit into the library are welcome.

Currently I have no plans for further development, Nucleus was designed as a simple library with minimal set of stuff, it can not be actively developed forever. :)

Personally I am more interested in other patterns now. MVP was the top-tech back these days when I wrote Nucleus, but currently the new shiny stuff are Flux, Redux and other functional architectures. My home projects was moved to Phlux library few months ago.