Roadmap for 0.1.0

[nugmanoff]

Following up on conversation with @heckj

Here is the rough roadmap for 0.1.0:

• Document
• Transaction
• Text
  • Embeds
  • Attributes
• Array
• Map
• Observations
• Swift wrapper
  • Thread-safety
  • Idiomatic API (Conformance to native protocols, "Swifty" feel & etc)
• Examples
• Basic docs for library consumers

As of now we will probably be leaving XML types, Undo/Redo Manager, Awareness protocol & other stuff to 0.2.0 due to their complementary nature.

[heckj]

Question on the flow here - any preference for having me work in my local fork and send pull requests vs. working in the repository directly? Right now I don't think I have permissions on the repo to do anything, but I'm happy to drop in pull requests and add you as a reviewer for work I do. That work OK for you? (If you want me to self-merge at any point, we'll just need to give/get me permissions into the repo)

[nugmanoff]

Both ways work for me. But I think we need to get you maintainer permissions, need to ask @dmonad for that. I think we can voluntarily ask for review on big changes from each other, but not block each other on small changes. Common sense applies – when we will like we need review, we ask for it :) Either way – I believe PRs are the way to go now once there are 2 of us.

[dmonad]

Now both of you have maintainer access ;)

You can organize the work however you want. Make sure to optimize it over time. I also believe that it makes sense to open a PR for all changes - just for visibility (for each other, and for outsiders).

You seem to already agree on using "common sense" on whether to ask for a review :) Just make sure that you give each other a chance to see more significant changes.

[nugmanoff]

0.1.0 release is out 🥳