Project Future?

[Brian]

There hasn't been a release of meteord for over two years, and even
the SVN trunk has been wholly neglected for almost a year.

Is this project dead? Are there any maintainers left at all?

[Andrew Betts]

Brian - I am the maintainer of Meteor. I'm afraid I have too much on
in my job to do any development on Meteor right now, and the current
version suits my needs perfectly. I am very open to new developers
coming on board if you're interested in doing some work on the
project.

[Sir Oregano]

Hi Andrew-

I'm still using Meteor as the backend for the Deacon open-source Android push notifications library. It has been working well so far, and Deacon's adopters are reporting good results.

I haven't looked on the website lately - is there any sort of roadmap for Meteor that shows its current state and goals? This would be a useful place to collect user requests and siphon their implementation to people like me, others in the Deacon project, and interested parties like Brian...

Best Regards,

Dave

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[Andrew Betts]

Hi Dave,

Good to hear it's going well. I think what you're suggesting is a great idea, and I think the issue tracker on the google code project is probably the best place to put desired features.

I have no objection at all to new features getting developed - it'd be great to have other developers involved and when I have a spare minute I'd love to get back into it myself.

Have a great christmas.

Andrew