Silk.NET 3.0 Roadmap
THIS IS A LIVING DOCUMENT
Overview
Welcome to the Silk.NET 3.0 roadmap! This tracks the current progress of 3.0 - the major rewrite project for Silk.NET 3.0. You can read more about why we're doing this in the 3.0 proposal, but basically the .NET world has changed a lot since Silk.NET was originally written (Silk.NET was written against .NET Core 2.1, long before "One .NET" existed), and we want to ensure we ship a library that encourages write-once-run-everywhere and embraces user feedback and modern bindings techniques developed elsewhere within the .NET Foundation.
Learn more about Silk.NET 3.0:
Proposed Features
SDP
Milestones
NOTE: The below milestones will be complemented by regular experimental feed updates. The Silk.NET team may add additional previews at their discretion.. Rough timelines for each of the previews may be added to this issue at a later date if the Silk.NET team has a high degree of confidence that they can be met.
THE FEATURES IN EACH PREVIEW SPECIFIED HEREIN DO NOT NECESSARILY HAVE TO BE COMPLETED IN THAT ORDER, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO WORK ON SOMETHING, PLEASE DO SO! The dependencies for each work item are specified in the Proposed Features section.
The priorities above basically map 1:1 into previews as defined in the SDP's original roadmap as below:
Untracked Features
NOTE: None of these features are guaranteed for 3.0 and may be pushed to 3.X or cancelled altogether. Some of them have been demoted from the original priorities specified in the SDP.
Silk.NET 3.0 Roadmap
THIS IS A LIVING DOCUMENT
Overview
Welcome to the Silk.NET 3.0 roadmap! This tracks the current progress of 3.0 - the major rewrite project for Silk.NET 3.0. You can read more about why we're doing this in the 3.0 proposal, but basically the .NET world has changed a lot since Silk.NET was originally written (Silk.NET was written against .NET Core 2.1, long before "One .NET" existed), and we want to ensure we ship a library that encourages write-once-run-everywhere and embraces user feedback and modern bindings techniques developed elsewhere within the .NET Foundation.
Learn more about Silk.NET 3.0:
Proposed Features
SDP
Windowing
Input
SilkTouch & Bindings
Generic Maths
Milestones
NOTE: The below milestones will be complemented by regular experimental feed updates. The Silk.NET team may add additional previews at their discretion.. Rough timelines for each of the previews may be added to this issue at a later date if the Silk.NET team has a high degree of confidence that they can be met.
THE FEATURES IN EACH PREVIEW SPECIFIED HEREIN DO NOT NECESSARILY HAVE TO BE COMPLETED IN THAT ORDER, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO WORK ON SOMETHING, PLEASE DO SO! The dependencies for each work item are specified in the Proposed Features section.
The priorities above basically map 1:1 into previews as defined in the SDP's original roadmap as below:
Untracked Features
NOTE: None of these features are guaranteed for 3.0 and may be pushed to 3.X or cancelled altogether. Some of them have been demoted from the original priorities specified in the SDP.