Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the compliments.
With regards to plans for SocketStream in 2015, we started a Trello board to track features that we'd like to ship. They are the following:
- Improving documentation (help people to answer the various questions they have)
- Abstract asset bundling, so that you can use different asset bundlers like requirejs and the latest browserify
- Upgrade old dependencies (
engine.io, connect) so that SocketStream is up-to-date and can work with other server-side rendering frameworks
- Get the codebase linted
- Get the test code coverage improved, plus more tests
- Make SocketStream's codebase more modular, so that you can use different pieces without having to adopt the entire framework.
There are also other ideas that we've got in mind. If anyone wants access to the Trello board, please ask.
Within the last month, I expanded the core team to include Robert Hall, Henrik Vendelbo, and Joshua "Wylie" Cullick. They've been involved with SocketStream quite a bit over the last few years - building applications, plugins, making updates to documentation - things which I wish I'd done more often but haven't. I'm grateful for their efforts, and we all want SocketStream to progress, so it's right that they be in a position to do that.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Regards,
Paul Jensen