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JD GUI author disappeared without a trace. #119

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theuserbl opened this issue Mar 17, 2016 · 9 comments
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JD GUI author disappeared without a trace. #119

theuserbl opened this issue Mar 17, 2016 · 9 comments

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@theuserbl
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I thought long enogh about it, if I should post this as issue. But now I deciuded, to do so.

The JD GUI author Emmanuel Dupuy seems to be disappeared without a trace.

Long time, there comes steadily updates on its JD-GUI main side.
Later it moves over to https://plus.google.com/107508651694381167848
On mid 2015 he published JD-GUI here on github as OpenSource. And so his activity goes on here.

Every month he posted at minimum one commit:
https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui/commits/master
But Sep 2, 2015 comes his last commit.

Beside committing, he also comment issues. The last two comments are on 6 Oct 2015 (#86) and 26 Oct 2015 (#88)

After that, all activity of the author ends abruptly.

Then there comes the xmas holiday in december 2015. Most projects have then its most active time. But JDs activity was zero.

Nearly five month after the last activity of the author in 2015, there is still silence.

So I decided to open the issue, that the author is disappeared without a trace.
If he is still there, he can close this issue.
Otherwise it stays open for all time.

@emmanue1
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Hi all,

I'm alive ! I spend my time to creating a new major release of JD-Core.
The JD-Core 0.x project started in 2007. Its maintenance is a nightmare today.

JD-Core 1.0 will be:

  • rewritten from scratch in Java
  • more effective with Java8
  • easier to maintain
  • more tested
  • more modular.

The most complex design problem are solved. 70% of development have been made. The project will be shared on GitHub.

Emmanuel.

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Great @emmanue1. I appreciate your work. Point me to a donation button.

@theuserbl
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@samrocketman: If you click on http://jd.benow.ca/ under the JD-GUI-, JD-Eclipse- or JD-IntelliJ-title on the "Download"-tab, you see on the right side a donation button.

Btw: Personally I hope, that emmanue1 and samczsun findig together a solution for the licensing problems, which samczsun have:
#106
helios-decompiler/standalone-app#2
https://github.com/samczsun/Helios

@samrocketman
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Thanks @theuserbl

@soumali
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soumali commented Jul 7, 2016

Thanks @emmanue1 @theuserbl . Can you confirm, if you will come out with a command line version for jd-core ? Many people would like to use it without GUI

@emmanue1
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emmanue1 commented Jul 7, 2016

Hi. Once JD-Core 1.0 is released, it'll be a piece of cake.

@soumali
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soumali commented Jul 7, 2016

@emmanue1 Thanks for your reply, do u have any tentative date by when it would be available?

@don-vip
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don-vip commented Oct 13, 2018

@emmanue1 are you still out there? Any news from this new JD-Core project?

@javorsh
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javorsh commented Sep 12, 2022

Since jd-gui version 0.3.6 , in current versions there is 1 wrong annoying issue - when try to open some class file from windows folder of existing project (set auto open with jd-gui) -> this class file is not auto position and decompiled in jd-window pane . Now The window pane is blank, in left pane is folder structure of whole project .

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