Hi Rainer, hi all, thank you for taking care of the project.
Honestly, I don’t really know how to approve Empire-db for now - I’m using it in all my Java-projcts that involves a database and its really rock solid. A few month ago I started working on a small example app to make it easier to develop database driven web applications with Vue.js (https://vuejs.org <https://vuejs.org/>). I wanted something that works almost as good as Empire-JSF. Unfortunately I ran out if spare time, so I stopped. I cant remember how far it went (AFAIR I started with the „value“ tag but did not finish it) but if you (or anyone) is interested I could take a look and commit it to our repository. - jan > Am 25.12.2017 um 22:05 schrieb Rainer Döbele <[email protected]>: > > Dear fellow comitters, > > I hope you all had a great Christmas day and I want to wish you all a very > happy new year. > > Recently there has not been much activity on the development side. > In order to get some steam back into our project again and possibly to > attract new users and committers, I would like to start a discussion about > how Empire-db can be improved or adapted to current technologies and trends. > > Also it would be interesting to know, for what kind of application you are > using Empire-db. > Personally, I use it mainly for Web application development using either JSF > or implementing backend REST services. > In our project we have a very good support for JSF, but the documentation is > missing on the website. > Hence this would be one area of improvement I would consider useful. > > So how do you want to see Empire-db developing? > Every feedback is very much appreciated. > > Regards, > Rainer >
