Where we're going with this

Our intention is to create libraries that allow developers to easily integrate CTree technology into their own projects, as well as provide a reference implementation, and as much documentation as it takes to get people off the ground.

Orchard timeline

• Orchard 1.0
  • Use a lightweight JS client connected to a Python backend.
  • Support BCP, and MCP.
• Orchard 2.0
  • Move to a full JS/Titanium system.
  • Split from Python library into its own repository
  • Support mobile and desktop
  • No BCP, use MCP over public or personal mob_tunnel

ConcurrenTree timeline

• libctree 1.0

  • Python Library (BCP & MCP)

• libctree 2.0

  • Python Library (BCP & MCP)
  • JS Library (BCP & MCP)
  • C++ Library?
  • Comes with mob_tunnel, an MCP node daemon that runs in the background, providing BCP with only the MCP extension. Mob_tunnel is good for servers and regular users alike.
  • Does not come with Orchard, though Orchard uses the JS Library