Substance NetBeans module has a new owner
November 3rd, 2008 | 1 Comment »About two months ago i have discontinued my support for the Substance NetBeans module. Today, i am happy to report that John C. Turnbull (who was, in fact, the first to comment on that announcement) has agreed to take over the ownership of this project.
John is now the official owner of the project, and all decisions regarding this project will be at his sole discretion. The core Substance library (and other plugins) will continue to be developed by me, and John will have my full cooperation on evolving the external and internal APIs to facilitate the ongoing development of Substance NetBeans module (the decisions regarding the core library will still be made by myself).
If you wish to contribute to this project, you’re welcome to drop John a line on the mailing lists of forums. You can also read John’s announcement on the NetBeans user list.
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