Is Aleph still moving forward?

[akaFTS]

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I love Aleph; even though it is in its early stages, I still find it cleaner, faster and more stable than some mature builders like Parcel. However, it's been almost two months with no new releases and only a handful of commits. New bugs are being left unaddressed. Has @ije abandoned the project or is it just a temporary break? It is hard to invest in adopting a framework without knowing if it still has a future.

[ije]

@akaFTS since Deno has support compat mode, i think we can run nextjs in deno in the future directly, and nextjs now use swc as the compiler too that's very amazing and fast! at alephjs side, i decided to re-design the framework, the new system will be powdered by wasm that can run any edge network, for example deno deploy, and it will support any UI frameworks like react/vue/sevlte... i almost finish the compiler layer MVP, will publish it soon.

[akaFTS]

I'm looking forward to what you have in mind for the new Aleph! Do you plan on keeping the same API layer, or is it going to be a completely new thing?

[calebeaires]

Thanks @ije. I am following this movement since the beginning of Aleph! Hope it could be launched soon