v3 is still pretty good though. I was hoping that some eager people would fork it to keep it going, but it looks like the interest is smaller than I hoped. Maybe I'll pick it up myself one day.
The core of ServiceStack (services, messages, routes; that part) is so well designed that I simply refuse giving up on it. I think that if I were to use a different language for whatever project, I'd probably rather spend many evenings reimplementing those core concepts than going with something less good (such as the common one-method-call per URL pattern of MVC WebAPI, Rails controllers, Sinatra, Flask, etc etc etc).
I'd probably buy ServiceStack v4 if it wasn't so outrageously expensive.
The core of ServiceStack (services, messages, routes; that part) is so well designed that I simply refuse giving up on it. I think that if I were to use a different language for whatever project, I'd probably rather spend many evenings reimplementing those core concepts than going with something less good (such as the common one-method-call per URL pattern of MVC WebAPI, Rails controllers, Sinatra, Flask, etc etc etc).
I'd probably buy ServiceStack v4 if it wasn't so outrageously expensive.