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Open acanimal opened this issue 10 years ago • 3 comments
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Hi Chris, the project idea seems great and I'm very interested on a solution like this.

What is the state of the project? Any intention to continue? Any other stable projects out there that works as a cache?

Thanks

acanimal avatar Aug 03 '15 17:08 acanimal

Hi @acanimal,

Unfortunately this project is dead and I can't imagine picking it back up in the future. I'm happy to transfer ownership if somebody else wants to pick it up. From memory, the README documents a bunch of stuff I never actually got around the implementing, so it could be a little misleading with regards to actual progress.

Cheers,

Chris

d11wtq avatar Aug 05 '15 06:08 d11wtq

If you are going to delete the project I am willing taking it over from you. At the moment I don't have a use case for it, but in the past I used it to cache a magento webshop. I actually used magento itself to write the cache.

I don't have time at the moment to actively develop on the project, but I can review and merge pr's

lschans avatar Aug 05 '15 20:08 lschans

As @lschans says if you decide to delete the project better to transfer someone (I also offer me).

I'm working on Clyde project (https://github.com/acanimal/clyde) plus a set of so called Clyde plugins (for the moment a proof of concept) and currently I want to create a cache filter. I found node-cache interesting, which is a simple memory cache, and also the apicache project (for the moment only works on express and I'm using connect).

Thanks.

acanimal avatar Aug 06 '15 11:08 acanimal