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[GinoGalotti]

This would be amazing although, with the current way we're doing everything, it would be quite hard to implement. We can try to save the state to go back. This would be easier if we port the app to a framework... :) any volunteer?

[frithuric]

I’d have to take close look at the code to see how hard to get there from here. My playgroup is mostly software devs, but web dev none of our forte. we’ve all done some, do not without hope. More likely if the code is clean, readable, and well organized. Karl

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[GinoGalotti]

Well, I joined it half way. We were all programmers, but JS is not our thing; that's why we decided to keep it plain (no frameworks). It was nice, because everyone could do small things without really leaning the framework first but... it ended up limiting us. Matt spent some time migrating it to https://mithril.js.org/, but we stopped having spare time to invest on this. Feel free to give it a go!

[stellentus]

I like working in Mithril, but I think realistically I can't commit the time, either. I'd be available for review/feedback/questions if someone without experience in Mithril continues the work.
Is Matt's in-progress branch available somewhere (just in case I or someone wants to work on it)?

[GinoGalotti]

@stellentus https://github.com/mwinckler/gloomycompanion/tree/mithril, I assume? Haven't talked with him in a year, give or take.

[mwinckler]

Hey @stellentus, the branch Gino linked is indeed the one. It's a branch on my fork, but it should probably just be its own repo as I pretty much decided to start from scratch in porting to a framework. I also had a few work-in-progress changes locally that I never got around to pushing, so I did that just now.

I didn't get too far and I'm not that fluent in mithril, so I was still playing around and learning the best way to organize things. If you do pick it up and run with it, ping me - I'd enjoy following progress and learning.

[skarnl]

I'm a webdeveloper, loving this app and Gloomhaven... and looking for a pet project. So I might take a stab at it, maybe forking it to something like Vue.js and using Bootstrap or anything. But not sure if that's what you are looking for. It might become something completely different in structure and such ^^

[GinoGalotti]

:) Up yo you, @skarnl. We barely maintain it right now, I spend most of the time just merging and fixing problems when merging... not really "further development". So, if you feel that you'll be active and want to move it to a framework... feel free!