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Transfer ownership?

Open shadowhand opened this issue 11 years ago • 14 comments

@brianhaveri since it seems you have abandoned this package, would you consider transferring the ownership to someone else to maintain? I think that @thephpleague would consider taking it over.

shadowhand avatar Mar 05 '15 18:03 shadowhand

+1

olso avatar Apr 26 '15 00:04 olso

+1

guroot avatar Jun 06 '15 23:06 guroot

+2

ginsterbusch avatar Jun 25 '15 07:06 ginsterbusch

+1

simonbaudry avatar Jul 10 '15 13:07 simonbaudry

Guys there is better looking alternative https://github.com/lstrojny/functional-php

olso avatar Jul 13 '15 15:07 olso

Actually I've been actively working on https://github.com/Im0rtality/Underscore which is becoming quite decent.

shadowhand avatar Jul 13 '15 15:07 shadowhand

Another solution may be that a new maintainer forks the project and maintains the fork

Xartok avatar Aug 04 '15 14:08 Xartok

+1

merlindorin avatar Aug 05 '15 10:08 merlindorin

Here is an experimental functional library that is aimed at having stronger type safety: https://github.com/bluesnowman/fphp-saber

bluesnowman avatar Aug 23 '15 20:08 bluesnowman

@bluesnowman fphp-saber really isn't comparable to underscore at all.

shadowhand avatar Aug 23 '15 20:08 shadowhand

@shadowhand Agreed, fphp-saber takes more of a Scala / F# like implementation to functional programming, but I thought you might be interested in it since you have been working on your own version of a Underscore.js like implementation and may be looking for ideas on how to improve upon it or approach it. I am open for comments on fphp-saber and am happy to provide you any feedback on your project (but will do that hereon out via your project).

bluetechy avatar Aug 23 '15 21:08 bluetechy

-1000

tejastank avatar Oct 27 '15 05:10 tejastank

I actually like shadowhand's alternative...

gtgt avatar Dec 11 '15 23:12 gtgt

I'm late to the party, but we built our own Underscore-like functional programming library since none of the tools out there were maintained, easy to use, or well-documented: https://github.com/nextbigsoundinc/dash

Highlights:

  • Many data types supported: arrays, objects, generators (coming soon), Traversable, DirectoryIterator, and more
  • Chaining
  • Currying
  • Lazy evaluation
  • Custom operations
  • Well-tested: Comprehensive tests with nearly 3,000 test cases and 100% code coverage

I hope it can be useful to someone. Feedback welcome!

mpetrovich avatar Aug 20 '18 03:08 mpetrovich