Unfortunately I've been unable to invest direly needed time to handle issues and pull requests. In addition, ActionScript 3 hasn't been in my daily workflow for a long time now and don't expect it to be in the future. I'd be doing the community a huge disservice by letting contributions pile up because of this.
Judging from the network graph, there is (some) activity, so here goes: anyone out there who'd like to continue maintaining as3-crypto?
Potentially forking this off into an organization would be a good start.
Unfortunately I've been unable to invest direly needed time to handle issues and pull requests. In addition, ActionScript 3 hasn't been in my daily workflow for a long time now and don't expect it to be in the future. I'd be doing the community a huge disservice by letting contributions pile up because of this.
Judging from the network graph, there is (some) activity, so here goes: anyone out there who'd like to continue maintaining as3-crypto?
Potentially forking this off into an organization would be a good start.