Is this project dead?
gayanpathirage opened this issue · 21 comments
Hi, I find it very interesting project and it should be the future.
However project seems abandoned since last year (no commits, pull requests pending, issues rising, etc).
Is there any chance that any of the contributors will kick-start this project in near future?
Or is there a better fork which continue to support this?
I think too that the project is very interesting and should be further developed.
Hopefully someone will continue working actively on this project.
I would gladly contribute my time to keep this project going. If someone could post "help wanted" on tasks or issues that need work...
I asked about it in a Slack room, and supposedly the maintainer isn't interested in continuing to work on the project. At this point, it's probably best for someone to fork the repo and keep things going there. I love this project, and I want to implement it in the app I'm working on, but I don't have the knowledge or time to be a sole maintainer.
I agree with @barneydmedia. I want to implement this in a production app, but I think that it would be unwise to do so in its pre-release state. That being said, I will probably try it out to see what issues would arise. I am willing to contribute some time, but I do not have enough time to lead the charge.
I don't know why this didn't occur to me before:
Angular 2 and Ionic 2 will be out of alpha at some point soon. Let's fork this and start the conversion.
Ionic 2 Beta with Angular 2 beta was released yesterday and they also
support Material Design a litte bit.
Here is the announcement:
http://blog.ionic.io/announcing-ionic-framework-2-beta/
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I don't know why this didn't occur to me before:
Angular 2 and Ionic will be out soon. Let's fork this and start the
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Nice! I knew it was soon. Since they are now in beta, should we start?
I will be doing an Ionic 2 app very soon; I am currently in the middle of prototyping a new app in Ionic 1.7.14, and I don't want to convert in the middle of Phase 1. I may convert after the prototype is approved. I'm not very active on Github, but I have been using Ionic for quite some time now. I will try to fork this and start conversion at some point soon.
So based on this issue: #104
Is https://github.com/IonicMaterialDesign/ionic-material-starter the new repo to use?
Yes, dead...BUT... It lives on with all your dreams and expectations, at...
https://github.com/IonicMaterialDesign
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I think too that the project is very interesting and should be further
developed.
Hopefully someone will continue working actively on this project.
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@MT-- @barneydmedia I would like to join you guys in converting it and keeping the project alive. I am finishing up a production app in Ionic 1 but will start moving it over to 2 soon after go live. (too close now)
Please let me know how I can get involved
I have used angular-material in production many times, so I imagine my fork of this going in that direction.
I would like the Ionic/Ionic-Material Starter to be a separate repo, so that we can work on Ionic-Material-2 then build a starter kit.
http://ionicmaterialdesign.com/
$20 theme/starter pack.
Looks like that is pretty recent since the docs were updated a few days ago? Hmmm....
Doesn't look that enticing, honestly...
http://codecanyon.net/user/ionicmaterialdesign -- 674 sales so far
Hey everyone,
As the developer and maintainer at https://github.com/IonicMaterialDesign it isn't a direct fork, in fact it uses MDL directly. If you are able to use Ionic V2 I highly recommend it as that will provide a better upgrade path. I'm really only supporting backwards compatibility and support anyone wishing to help maintain the project.
@Delta98, awesome! Thanks for the info; I might buy it just to check it out. I know how much work went into that, and I am glad to know that it uses MDL directly. After the current project I'm working on sells or fails (I won't know until the end of April), I plan to get started on "Ionic Material 2" or something of that nature.
Whould be great if someone will maintain this project or similar one ;)
Is anyone willing to maintain it?
i'm ready to maintain it.
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thanks for the invitation and i have forked present Ionic-material, shall i
cloned the present ionic-material into ionicMaterial
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Yes. This way anyone abandons it, the org can live with the project.
Does anyone used it in production? as is using angular and ionic... i cant see why this is not for production