Thank you for your commitment

[Surfrat]

Thank you FreshMVVM team for your hard work.

[thiagoparabas]

.net standard 🥇

[LeoJHarris]

🥇 Best light weight Xamarin.Forms framework. Keep it coming 👍

[rid00z]

Thanks @LeoJHarris @thiagoparabas @Surfrat. We're going to be working to hard keep make it even better while keeping it light weight.

[nexxuno]

@rid00z first of all thank you for this library.

I'm a bit worried about the current state of the project and I wanted to ask, if possible, what are your thoughts for the coming months. I see the library hasn't been updated for many months, the issues are growing and the pull requests haven't been accepeted/reviewed/rejected for months. I understand that this is open source and you are not obliged to answer, I'm just asking. If I knew that this library is not going to be manteined anymore I'd try and find the time to switch to something else; on the other hand if this is just temporary I would gladly stick with this library since I've always felt at home with the approaches used for navigation and IoC-DI.

Knowing your plans would help me planning!

Thanks!

[SunnyMukherjee]

@nexxuno Hi, I would like to see this project get started again. But I noticed the same trend late last year with fewer answered questions and resolved issues, which is why I made the decision to start any large-scale Xamarin project on Prism going forward. Prism works just as good with Xamarin Forms as FreshMvvm. It is widely supported. And the community is responsive. Good luck.

[Surfrat]

As the original author of this thread, this makes me sad. Look at this https://dotnet.libhunt.com/compare-freshmvvm-vs-prism

[rid00z]

@nexxuno @Surfrat @SunnyMukherjee This project is still alive and supported. FreshMvvm doesn't need a lot of updating in general.

[nexxuno]

This is very good to hear! Thanks. There are a lot of interesting issues and pull request open though.