zepto Is this package still supported?

I see no replies to issues, thats why im asking.

Jul 14 '18 11:07 pociej

It's a good question. Also pull requests are backing up.

Jul 17 '18 15:07 thanos

We still have to learn this in our course, feel ill

Dec 05 '18 11:12 wqdygkd

That's not good @cuilongjin, maybe you could propose as it's not been updated in a while you can just switch to jquery which is massively documented.

I'm sure the teacher wouldn't mind especially considering the build's failing and it'll make their life a little easier.

Good luck with the course and have an awesome Christmas!

Dec 05 '18 14:12 johnantoni

Thank you for your advice @johnantoni , merry Christmas!

Dec 05 '18 15:12 wqdygkd

I started a new Zepto organization a while back because @madrobby hadn't responded to any of the issues on this repo, but never found anyone to get involved with supporting it...

https://github.com/ZeptoJS

If anyone wants to be an admin and get crackin on some of the issues people have made, I can add you :)

May 23 '19 16:05 bmcminn

Hi everyone I've made the test runner on https://github.com/ZeptoJS/Zepto.js run ok and updated node to stable.

If people can redirect their pull requests to the new repo maybe we can breathe some life back into this project?

https://github.com/ZeptoJS/Zepto.js

Jun 11 '19 19:06 johnantoni

Hm, why not add all remotes locally, cherry-pick them and recreate the PRs?

I already did that for a few other projects and could help here.

Jan 08 '20 05:01 DanielRuf

@DanielRuf I think @johnantoni was saying to defer all new issues to the new org/repo. Cherry picking the old PR's into the new repo totally makes sense though. I like that idea :)

Jan 10 '20 17:01 bmcminn

At least you can add the remotes, checkout the branches and push these too.

Jan 10 '20 18:01 DanielRuf

Hi ... Is this project dead ? Anyone in contact with madrobby ?
https://github.com/ZeptoJS/Zepto.js seems to be dead to ?

Apr 21 '20 03:04 marcoczen