Re: Mission

> Inkscape doesn't have to "win", it doesn't have to be afraid of being
> made obsolete.
Awesomeness is free :)
>
> But Ole, you seem VERY into the idea, so you should set about this
> project; I know there are tons of developers for javascript (although
> I'm not sure they're atuned to Free Software, so YMMV) but
> bootstrapping such a project can be done on GitLab very easily. Then
> when you have made it, keep us up to date here. There are likely
> developers who would be interested in helping out from the Inkscape
> project too.

Like I told Shlomi I'm currently actively developing these open source projects:


https://github.com/fireflysemantics/validator

https://github.com/fireflysemantics/slice

https://github.com/fireflysemantics/collections

https://github.com/fireflysemantics/is

And all the repositories under this organization:

https://github.com/superflycss/superflycss

And these are only my public projects.  Which is about 5% of the code base of the logistics platform I'm building.  There's also more Apache stuff etc.  So I might be a spreading myself a bit thin, but I may still try.  It would definitely be a fun project.

Cheers,

Ole



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