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This post is outlining a rough roadmap of development on the Fuse framework. Because I'm working on this on my own time after hours, I'm not committing to any actual timeline. So this roadmap is more or less a set of priorities of tasks.
The core framework and test tools are pretty solid though improvements will be done as found or needed. The Fuse framework supports Android, iOS, and the JS runtime of those 2 platforms. For a task to be considered "complete", it must have something potentially usable.
There are several plugins being considered to be part of what Fuse will maintain. The plugins is not an exhaustive list but only plugins that isn't providing a solution to a niche issue and can provide a generic solution that is usable by a broad range of applications will be considered. In some cases, I may to choose to maintain a plugin purely because I actually use the technology in my own personal apps. Plugins that implements a solution to a more niche problem are likely better as community-level plugins supported by developers who actually the technology themselves.
The roadmap
Core
Plugin API
HTTPS Support
Test Tools
Utility classes to call on Plugin APIs
Utility classes for a test activity/view environment
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This post is outlining a rough roadmap of development on the Fuse framework. Because I'm working on this on my own time after hours, I'm not committing to any actual timeline. So this roadmap is more or less a set of priorities of tasks.
The core framework and test tools are pretty solid though improvements will be done as found or needed. The Fuse framework supports Android, iOS, and the JS runtime of those 2 platforms. For a task to be considered "complete", it must have something potentially usable.
There are several plugins being considered to be part of what Fuse will maintain. The plugins is not an exhaustive list but only plugins that isn't providing a solution to a niche issue and can provide a generic solution that is usable by a broad range of applications will be considered. In some cases, I may to choose to maintain a plugin purely because I actually use the technology in my own personal apps. Plugins that implements a solution to a more niche problem are likely better as community-level plugins supported by developers who actually the technology themselves.
The roadmap
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