The docs are pretty decent too!
The docs are pretty decent too!
The one that was released 5 months ago. Look at the velocity of releases, and you'll come to the conclusion many others have.
Also, take a look at the pinned issue for the 0.4.0 release (from Dec, 2018), with no updates, here: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/3251
Or, the "future of TypeORM" issue (also from Dec, 2018) here: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/3267
I'm not upset by any of this. That's just the reality of OSS. I really appreciate the foundation TypeORM provided. But, I think it's role will probably be as a sort of "godfather" for the ORM ecosystem in TS rather than a leader – going foward.
Thank you for all your suggestions and support. I find many really good suggestions here, but the reason I don't implement them is because right now I'm able to implement only some of them, others would take too much time and efforts to do. But I think it wouldn't take a good effect to only implement some of them. That's why I'm waiting for a right time.
I just want to tell you that I already do have enough money to maintain this library for around 6 months without working on something else. So, I still plan to return back to it and put all my efforts to move it forward and apply all suggestions you have provided. I just need some time, because I took a big project under my responsibility and I can't leave until it's finished. Thanks for understanding. Right now I do my best (considering my business and health) to release new TypeORM versions very month or two to keep it updated with the most critical fixe