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stephanenicolas / robospice

Repo of the Open Source Android library : RoboSpice. RoboSpice is a modular android library that makes writing asynchronous long running tasks easy. It is specialized in network requests, supports caching and offers REST requests out-of-the box using extension modules.
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Is anyone maintaining this project ? #426

Open dcgavril opened 9 years ago

dcgavril commented 9 years ago

Hello, From what I can see there aren't any releases in a while now, can anyone tell me if we'll get any new release in the near future? (there are a lot of pull requests and issues reported, but as it seems, there isn't someone to approve them or to fix them) Anyway, thanks for the hard work!

softwaremaverick commented 9 years ago

Yeah I don't mind doing it where I can. I'm trying to get back into doing Android development but haven't done it in a while.

There's definitely a few minor changes but which have a decent enough impact to be merged in.

I'll definitely be stringent on what goes in and what doesn't though ;-)

On 30 June 2015 15:16:00 BST, dcgavril notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello, From what I can see there aren't any releases in a while now, can anyone tell me if we'll get any new release in the near future? (there are a lot of pull requests and issues reported, but as it seems, there isn't someone to approve them or to fix them) Anyway, thanks for the hard work!

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rcgonzalezf commented 9 years ago

I was thinking the same, I used this project last year, but I'm not so sure to use it in my new apps, there are a lot of open issues.

stephanenicolas commented 9 years ago

Hey guys,

I am one of the original authors. RoboSpice is not actively maintained, that's sure. It's working well and as advertized ;) Nevertheless, since it's development, I have more involved on the DI side with RoboGuice and other projects related to reflection, byte code weaving and annotation processing.

I agree that RoboSpice needs a refresh and I got some ideas, and a couple good ideas have been submitted as well via PRs & issues. The problem is that if RS remains a one man team project, or a team of a few people that don't really have much time, it won't progress. Or progress will be slow.

We need more maintainers and I would be happy to add new people in. Send a PR, ask to become a contributor, but definitely RS needs a more active community of devs to change faster.

S.

2015-08-23 21:09 GMT-07:00 Roberto Carlos Gonzalez Flores < notifications@github.com>:

I was thinking the same, I used this project last year, but I'm not so sure to use it in my new apps, there are a lot of open issues.

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rcgonzalezf commented 9 years ago

II thought it was being maintained by a company, fair enough, I'll try to use it and help :)

Thanks for the library stephanenicolas

stephanenicolas commented 9 years ago

No, it has never really been maintained by a company. Only individual contributors.

New contributors are welcome !

S. Le 2015-08-28 1:35 PM, "Roberto Carlos Gonzalez Flores" < notifications@github.com> a écrit :

II thought it was being maintained by a company, fair enough, I'll try to use it and help :)

Thanks for the library stephanenicolas

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