On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 1:38 AM, Niclas Hedhman <[email protected]> wrote: > Gang, > > One thing that we didn't manage to do as an Apache project was to build a > community. On one hand Polygene is too different from "conventional > programming" for people to get their head around it, and on the other hand > Polygene is not fashionable in a world where everything is moving towards > polyglotism, slow networked (micro)services and Hadoop jobs which has > restrictive execution environments. People in general are falling back to > "the grind" of doing a lot of monotonous work manually. > > Paul has more important priorities in life right now. Jiri and I are simply > too busy with other things. And I think it is time to consider Polygene to > be put into Attic. > > WDYAT?
That's obviously a real bummer :-( Even though I haven't had a chance myself to use Polygene lately I've always felt that it was a very nicely done software. Quick question: have you guys looked at Maven download stats around it? Thanks, Roman.
