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I will PM you friday, I should have some free time
I hope you're all doing well.
It's been a while since the B.O.S.S. Team has been active, and I want to acknowledge that. I feel a sense of responsibility, as this initiative started as my idea, and I dedicated the first few months to it. However, due to work commitments and my role in leading the Union of IT Professionals in Greece, I haven't been able to give it the attention it deserves.
Starting something is one thing, but sustaining it is another. While my goal is to continue pushing B.O.S.S. forward, the reality is that I currently lack the time to drive it alone. A project like this requires not just vision, but also collective effort, commitment, and collaboration from many minds and hands.
The B4XDesigner project was ambitious—perhaps too ambitious—requiring a fresh approach, deeper analysis, and more contributors. With AI becoming an integral part of our industry, we might need to rethink our strategy and explore ways to incorporate it effectively. Additionally, PyBridge/Python, another valuable tool from Erel, could be leveraged to enhance our work.
I want to take this moment to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has been part of the B.O.S.S. Team—both those who have stayed and those who have moved on. Your contributions have been invaluable. Special thanks to @JakeBullet70, who has remained steadfast in his support, and to @aeric, who has helped whenever possible.
As Jake once said, people come and people go, but the vision remains. I am not stepping away from the B.O.S.S. dream or the Open Source Team, I believe in its potential.
My hope is that, in the near future, we can reignite our efforts, strengthen the team, and find a better way to balance our time and commitments.
Thank you all, and let’s keep pushing forward.
It's been a while since the B.O.S.S. Team has been active, and I want to acknowledge that. I feel a sense of responsibility, as this initiative started as my idea, and I dedicated the first few months to it. However, due to work commitments and my role in leading the Union of IT Professionals in Greece, I haven't been able to give it the attention it deserves.
Starting something is one thing, but sustaining it is another. While my goal is to continue pushing B.O.S.S. forward, the reality is that I currently lack the time to drive it alone. A project like this requires not just vision, but also collective effort, commitment, and collaboration from many minds and hands.
The B4XDesigner project was ambitious—perhaps too ambitious—requiring a fresh approach, deeper analysis, and more contributors. With AI becoming an integral part of our industry, we might need to rethink our strategy and explore ways to incorporate it effectively. Additionally, PyBridge/Python, another valuable tool from Erel, could be leveraged to enhance our work.
I want to take this moment to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has been part of the B.O.S.S. Team—both those who have stayed and those who have moved on. Your contributions have been invaluable. Special thanks to @JakeBullet70, who has remained steadfast in his support, and to @aeric, who has helped whenever possible.
As Jake once said, people come and people go, but the vision remains. I am not stepping away from the B.O.S.S. dream or the Open Source Team, I believe in its potential.
My hope is that, in the near future, we can reignite our efforts, strengthen the team, and find a better way to balance our time and commitments.
Thank you all, and let’s keep pushing forward.
I know how that goes - been there done the same sort of thing - I hope your BOSS endeavour continues onwards in any case.