Florin
BoltSips, the Elixir driver for Neo4J is looking for maintainers
Hi there,
As you may have noticed, the BoltSips project - an Elixir driver for Neo4J - has been stalled for some time. The main reason for this is me.
I don’t have time to pursue neo4j anymore and besides, I don’t use it that much. neo4J is an exciting technology, I still remember spending many long nights and 2 whole vacations designing and building this driver, I don’t regret a second because I learned a lot and this project helped me to meet wonderful people - all of you 
All this effort and work was based only on passion, not gaining any monetary value or material advantages. This driver is free and completely independent from neo4j.
Eventually, I came back to focus on relational databases again, devoting a lot of attention and energy to PostgreSQL and SQLite and, of course, Elixir and Erlang.
Since I can no longer provide the level of support I used to, I’m relying on the community and on the users passionate for neo4j and Elixir, so I’m looking for new maintainers.
Thank you for your support and understanding,
ッFlorin
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Florin
Thank you for your interest in this library. Nonetheless, I would like to entrust the strategy for future versions to the maintainers or other authors who possess forks or newer versions of my library/driver. I am willing to update the main readme page with links directing to their projects or repositories, unless they have a preference for restrictive licenses. Appreciate your understanding.
axelson
I have no relation to this project but I noticed that the GitHub - sagastume/boltx: Neo4j driver for Elixir · GitHub fork has some recent updates. Maybe the author of that fork would also be interested in helping maintain BoltSips itself with you.
krstfk
I don’t know where dvassard is at. I’d work on it, as I told you.
Thank you for your work, and I apologize for the less than stellar contribution rate I’ve had for the past couple of years.
I’ve really appreciated your stewardship of the project and your openness to contributions/improvement.
Whatever you have under your sleeves open source wise, I’m sure it’ll be exciting.
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