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  • 1.8 - Performance & Convenience

    Include a new API to fix 1.0 difficulties and issues; remap build tools for better (more convenient integration with IDEs). Smaller Runtime, target ~30MB. Performance profiling to optimize runtime. Support for building 32-bit or 64-bit runtimes. Corner case native UI integration. Running Tint as a service or as a DLL/shared object.

    Overdue by 12 year(s)
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    Due by February 15, 2014
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  • WIP

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  • 1.7 - Hardend Release

    Support for iOS, Android, Google TV, Linux, raspbin, intel galileo and focus on bug fixes, unit tests and performance measures across all platforms. More integrated IDE support and examples.

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    Due by January 23, 2014
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  • 2.0-Preview (In Parallel to 1.7)

    Refactor to entirely Native Bindings through marshaling and V8 platform. This no longer requires anything outside of FFI+V8 to perform operations by binding to dynamic libraries already on the host operating system. Entire system is built in 100% JavaScript rather than hosted within C++ Chromium instance. Benefits: 1. Target runtime: 3.8MB 2. Same capabilities as Tint 1.* 3. Dynamically load any C/C++/Java/C#/Objective-C library 4. Built in Memory Management for native objects with notification of memory leaks. 5. Built in Thread Management for native objects and notification of rogue/halted threads. 6. Backwards compatible NodeJS/Tint 1.* library 7. New IDE Concept for live editing and preview of webpages or applications built in any language: JS, C++/C/C#/Java/Objective-C in the IDE. IDE based off of Ace.js/JSLint/Hint and Librarian to run. 8. Towards stable 2.0 release implement "Toll-Free" binding for C#/Obj-C/Java using marshaling 9. Support for Librarian. Ability to request any namespace/(function/method/class/etc), from any library in any language on the system and marshal it back and forth. (E.g, language neutrality) within JavaScript.

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    Due by February 1, 2014
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  • 1.6 - Major Release

    This should have 90% of all native windowing capabilities for MacOSX/Windows built in. With the 1.6 milestone there should be the ability to create completely native applications (even without a chromium webview used).

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    Due by December 22, 2013
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