FanOfHue wrote: ↑24 Nov 2019, 15:56
TD-er wrote: ↑11 Nov 2019, 13:26
Also please have a look at the number of active developers. You can count them on one hand.
Maybe even one finger as it seems mainly to be you.
Well, that's not true (fortunately).
The last few months I do see an increase in pull requests from others and some of them are obviously from people who do have years of programming experience (or are truly gifted
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Also there are other users out there who may not provide many pull requests, but are very actively following every commit I make and point out mistakes I make or help testing.
So these may perhaps not count in the GitHub statistics, but do help out a lot and so I will count them, so I need more bits than 1 finger to count them. (you can count to 32 on one hand, although my daughter of 5 will probably not agree immediately)
When i first came into contact with Letscontrolit, i thought that there would be a lot of developers, considering the various projects. But many projects seem abandoned if you look at the repositories (uPyEasy ??, Nodo ??).
Status of RFLink is unknown, even closed source for some reason. That will certainyly not help anyway to attract other developers.
I started to work on ESPCoreRules as a rule based continuation of ESP Easy R120, but it looks like the user count of this repository is 1.
Is there an overview on all projects, developers and status? The Wiki info that i found seems very outdated.
Well there are quite a few users out there still using R120.
A few days ago, I looked on Youtube to see what videos there are on ESPEasy and sadly most of them are dating 2 years back or more.
So it is clear we need a release out as people also keep asking about R120 and R146 and attention for the project is not as big as it used to be.
uPyEasy is run by Lisa and I know for a fact that she is still working on it, but not sure if it will be under the same name or continue under her own (new) brand AurAir. (she started a company around it)
The status of RFLink is unknown to me.
Nodo was the name by which this project started. Remco is still running Nodo-shop, but I am not sure how active that is at the moment.
I do know that he still operates the server running this forum and does react very swiftly when I call/app him.
The Wiki is indeed a bit outdated, as we are in the transition to move the software documentation available in ReadTheDocs format (allowing versioning of the docs and integration of pages in the new UI).
As you may or may not know. I was not the one to start this project, but I got ownership of it (along with Jimmy) about a year ago.
The original creators of the project had less and less time for the project and also other more demanding interests in life at the moment.