Dear Chris,

I use Click for several apps for years. I started with 2.3.0 and now I use.... 
hm..... 2.3.0 ;)

There are number of reasons that makes this project different.

1. Not so many bugfixes as usual. Because it's JUST WORKS. Apps based on Click 
are very stable.
2. Lack of activity in discussions, no documentation updates, no new examples. 
Because it's REALLY SIMPLE. Look at Cheat Sheet pdf. It's the only 
documentation I read years ago. And that's enough.
3. No releases. Because it's PERFECT. It's minimal stateless framework for 
developers who needs minimal stateless framework. 

From the other side.
It's really no difference for me, for example, is the project retired or not. 
(Sorry) Because framework is perfect and just works. Next project I will start 
I will use Click. I will not go to Apache site for newest version. I will not 
use Wicket, for example. I already have one, that fits my needs. So, I think 
Attic is not the place for Click. Attic is the place for projects with no 
future. Click is the project with no further development. Maybe it's different 
things. For the first 2-5 years.


Kind regards,
Mikhail Peresypkin

Среда, 18 сентября 2013, 11:00 -07:00 от Chris Mattmann <[email protected]>:
>Dear Apache Click PMC,
>
>Based on your board report for September 2013, I'm
>starting a thread here on the dev list for retirement
>of Apache Click.
>
>If you have any opinions, for or against retirement,
>please make them known. If discussion doesn't really
>urge against retirement in the next week I'll call
>an official [VOTE] thread with resolution to retire
>the project to the Attic.
>
>Thank you for your attention to this matter.
>
>Cheers,
>Chris
>(on behalf of the Apache Board)
>
>

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