Any Expected Date to Release 2.0 Version

[rockyzhang24]

Hey dear developer,

Are there any expected date for you to release the milestone version v2.0.0? Thanks.

[spywhere]

Short: Sad to be said but it is not anytime soon.

Long: Since Sublime Text has been slowly discontinue regardless of me using it since early beta, I switched to another editor, not only to get more features but also more bug fixes, which keep me away from Sublime Text. And since I am not working with Java that much anymore, my usage of Javatar myself has decreased a lot, making it less likely to continue to develop. Although I take a lot of efforts to make Javatar 2.0.0 great again (cliche?), building from scratch with a new code base and more complex stuffs, I still mostly working on my own free time alone as oppose to how contributors help me a lot on late 1.0.0 release. So, that is conclude the reasons why Javatar has been discontinue for a while now.

[rockyzhang24]

@spywhere Thank you for you reply and I really understand. By the way, which editor are you using now? :)

[spywhere]

@yanzhang0219 Visual Studio Code :)

[rockyzhang24]

@spywhere Wow, actually I like vscode. Do you have an extension that is similar with Javatar? Last week I looked for an extension using which I could compile and run java codes. I found someones, but all of them don't support the packages in java. So sad. Thank you.

[spywhere]

@yanzhang0219 This one seems good to me. However, I did not try it myself though.

[rockyzhang24]

@spywhere Okay, thanks. I'll try that. :) Have a good one.

[DiegoAz]

Hi @spywhere . Have you changed your mind with the recent Sublime Text release?

[spywhere]

@DiegoAz Though Sublime Text got an update, I'm still not working with Java that frequent. So, what do you expect to see the most from Javatar 2.0.0, given that if I have enough time to implement it? Most core features are already implemented and you can use v2.0.0 right now (via prerelease channel).

[DiegoAz]

@spywhere the JUnit support (#19) would be great