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Delete the repo? #50

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rakyll opened this issue Oct 3, 2015 · 1 comment
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Delete the repo? #50

rakyll opened this issue Oct 3, 2015 · 1 comment

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@rakyll
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rakyll commented Oct 3, 2015

Is it possible to delete the repo since we don't maintain it and don't recommend anyone to use Martini? I contributed two plugins to dogfood the framework but they keep appearing on the list of projects I have contributed on my Github profile and got highlighted occasionally as they are my best work :(

I have more responsibilities for the Go project now and I am now often being asked why I even contributed to Martini in the first place by those who don't have context. I desperately desire to free myself from this stigma and any help is appreciated.

Any thoughts?

/cc @codegangsta

(Hoping no offenses are taken. Tech industry is unfortunately not a harassment-free space, hence there is this bug.)

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One wonders if the more interesting plugins/middleware couldn't simply be ported to use Gin instead. Gin was inspired by Martini, after all, and that 'inspiration' actually got quite a long way — in the sense that rewriting some of the most useful contributions (such as this one!!) could be used with Gin instead...

Oh well. Sorry for necro-bumping this thread. It was just a thought...

Aye, as far as my comment is worth anything, I'd set the whole repo as read-only with a BIGGER notice that it's not being maintained any longer.

And, of course, mark everything in it as deprecated.

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