“Still works. No tests. No shame.”
It is the end of the road for jSunnyReports. After almost 13 years I find myself in a situation where I neither have time nor the motivation to work on jSunnyReports anymore.
Or is it??!
I actually have started on some new development! So maybe, just maybe, a new version will pop up...
If you want to develop jSunnyReports further, feel free to do so. Please take into account that jSunnyReports was developed in my spare time and getting things working was more important than clean code. Also: it was a testing ground for multithreaded logic, code optimization, and surviving Java 1.4.
GitHub repo: jsunnyreports-museum on GitHub
A huge thanks to everyone who supported and used jSunnyReports since 2008. It unexpectedly spread across the world and helped people monitor their solar setups — even if the codebase looked like it came from a beige tower PC.
Questions, sarcasm, or energy data: martin@jsunnyreports.com