Re: [morph-user] Project Status

[Bruce L. <lom...@co...>]

I believe that another factor is that it is very hard to find the project.
If you Google "Morph" you will be hard pressed to find this project.
Instead, you will find lots of things about morphing photographs and other
graphic shapes. While the name is cool, (and the reversed characters in the
documentation title are way cool) it makes the project hard to find.

- Bruce

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 4:04 PM
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Subject: Re: [morph-user] Project Status

--- John Hampton <jo...@cl...> wrote:

> Hi,
> I just stumbled across this project, but I notice
> that the activity is
> really low.  Just curious, what is the status of
> this project?  Is it still
> being maintained and developed?

Morph is in dire need of a release of the many good
things that have taken place in its codebase since the
last official release.  It is to be considered an
active project--the low level of activity is testament
to two things IMHO:  one, its (unfortunately)
relatively low profile in the Java ecosystem, and two,
its relative maturity and stability.

-Matt B



> 
> Thanks!
> John
> >
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