Simplify API, esp. generic and async types #12
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added 3 commits
July 14, 2018 20:07
Including the following: - Reduced or simplified generics - Add enterypoint for API - Reduced or simplified async types - Renamed interfaces - Unified generic names
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WIP At the moment SPI build fails. I haven't refactored/re-implemented corresponding SPI interfaces. |
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July 27, 2018 16:42
The old implementation of Lifecycle and Context classes are removed. They must be adapted later to the new changes in the API. Also, a workaround is added to run factory initialization at runtime. Includes minor changes to the API.
mmnaseri
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Aug 12, 2018
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"Java language designers will rue the day they added generics ... when they see our API" 😄