Good to have such answers, Michele I surely can get youre patches and merge them in the source tree. We chose a new name for the project, should I refactor the packages to use the new name as well as the pom's ? My idea to keep the community up and running, is first to make the ML more active so new users can have more feedback. I also want to write one article about on my company blog: blog.xebia.fr it has good visibility for Java IT in France. Now here is the question what should we do now ? By priority: 1- improve http rfc support (streaming / parsing) 2- improve buffering with pools 3- create a builder pattern or something to simplify server creation (multi-thread included) There is many fine tuning we can do to improve performances and usability.
One more thing, we need to release a full apache version. I hope this sounds good to all of you, just tell me. Séven. Le 6 févr. 2012 à 22:57, Emmanuel Lécharny <[email protected]> a écrit : > On 2/6/12 10:23 PM, Michele Zuccala' wrote: >> Guys, I want to tell you that I never stop using deft. >> When I have seen no more update, I looked for something similar, but there >> is currently no framework that is simple to use, light and fast like this ( >> netty is good, but too generic) >> >> After several months of use I can say that it is already stable enough to be >> used in production (I'm not crazy: D is the engine of my api REST) and my >> boss is pleased of the results >> >> So long life to deft and I would be happy to help you with ideas and >> patches that I have developed up to now. > > Any patch would be very welcomed ! You know, Michele, becoming a contributor > is as easy as providing some patches and being voted in as a committer. > > Regarding the project status, I would also say that the most difficult part > of being in the incubator, is to get out and becoming a TLP. It's all about > attracting new committers, to increase the number of active contributors, as > an ASF project is all about the community, not the code. > > Some of you may decide to stop the effort, because they don't have time, > energy, or have switch to some other project, that's just fine. It's a > collaborative effort, people get in, people get out. And some other still > have an interest in it, this is how the project keeps going on. > > So let's make this baby shake ! > > > -- > Regards, > Cordialement, > Emmanuel Lécharny > www.iktek.com >
