Looking for Contributors

[wbuchwalter]

As you may have noticed, this repo is not maintained since a while.
Since I am not using Angular nor Redux anymore, and as I am working on other stuffs I don't have the time/capacity to maintain it anymore.

If you are interested in being a contributor of ng-redux, please let me know!

[AntJanus]

I'm definitely interested in helping out! I'm using this lib in production at my company. We're still using AngularJS day-to-day and Redux as well so I've got a pretty good handle on both sides.

I wouldn't mind taking over and spearheading the project.

[wbuchwalter]

Awesome :)
I have added you as a contributor.
What's your npm username?

[AntJanus]

same as here: antjanus

Thanks!

[wbuchwalter]

You're good to go!
Leaving this issue open as having 1 our 2 more contributors wouldn't hurt.

[AntJanus]

Awesome! Let me run a few things by you real quick before I take over:

1. Are you cool with me adding new contributors?
2. I'm considering dropping bower support in the next major release since bower is officially closing down.
3. I'd like to create a 4.0.0 version and add proper changelog/release cycle using standard-version, clean up a few things, and drop that bower support.
4. and I'd like to redo the logic so that an instance of a Redux store can be passed into ng-redux at config time (whilst still keeping the createStoreWith functionality).

I'm going to open up issues for 2-4, open it up for brief discussion, and keep going.

[wbuchwalter]

👍
You can add contributor yes.
All your other point sounds good to me as long as everything is done following SemVer.

[deini]

Also using this in prod, would love to help out!

[AntJanus]

Hey, just wanted to update. I created an issue #142 with my plan for the future of ng-redux. It's mostly just bunch of cleanups, testing PRs and merging them in, and finally, adding provideStore functionality.

[HunterEl]

I am gearing up to use this in production as well and would love to help out where I can!

[AustinMCrane]

I would like to contribute as well.

[AntJanus]

@AustinMCrane awesome! You're welcome to pick up any of the bugs or check out our "roadmap"-ish issue here: #164

If you have any ideas on future features, you can post them there. There's also a feature that no one has tackled yet that's slated for 4.1.0 release: #136

[BrkCoder]

I would like to contribute too, although I am using ngrx for most of my work and projects.