creating a 2.0 branch and later switching that over to master is not a problem at all. (I teach a git course)

another thing you could do is think about using gitflow

I dont think splitting it up into modules now is a good idea. What we currently have feels (for me) as tornadofx-core

@Ruckus OK, we have a tentative plan then 🙂

@ron Ok, good to know. Agree about modules for now.

I see us getting something like tornadofx-controls ortornadofx wrappers around some other libraries like the calendar such

@ron I would agree for the most part, though I could also see considering the forms, data grid, and (future) data driven tree as non-core.

yes a datadriven tree for me would not be in core

Yeah, those are probably separate modules if/when we go that route.

the question will become if datadriven tree, datagrid and for example the autocompletetextfield I still have lying around in one extra module or in more?

I think many of them sound like extra libraries.

those would be libraries of two maybe three files?

Potentially, or grouped into a larger controlsfx type library.

If we go the route of modules, I think packaging have to change. I don't think the same package can be exported from different modules.

Actually that is no problem

I've always viewed custom controls as something for a library, but that's just me. I'm not naive enough to think I'm always right.

(Just almost always 😉 )

Hehe 🙂

tornadofx-controls I like that

Doesn't TornadoFX-Controls already exist?

Yeah, but it's not a TornadoFX project: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-controls

@Ruckus This one could be renamed perhaps. I've regretted the name since I created tornadofx.

@edvin What is the significance of tornadoes?

Unfortunately, nobody knows - apart for them being cool, fast and powerful.

We never have them here in Norway.

Fair enough 🙂

We used to never have them here in Utah either. Then we did, and it was crazy.

@Ruckus and random. we had one close by about 12 years ago. we were spared, but the hill next to us looked like it was clearcut

That's scary

I made an interesting improvement while playing with the Todo app again. Now I'm able to utilize the native editing support of the ListView instead of having to use a custom solution. It means less code and leveraging more of JavaFX defaults. I don't think any of the other Todo apps do that.