Is the Knit Framework still reliable?

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#1

As many of you know, Knit has stopped receiving updates. It’s an awesome library.

I wanted to ask if Knit is still reliable, or if there are any forks or alternatives currently being developed?

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#2

I didn’t get any answers, so I’ll talk on my own.

This post was from 2 days ago, and I had to choose between creating module scripts myself or using Knit.

I preferred to use my own module scripts because the IntelliSense situation is pretty bad. Also, I saw many comments mentioning that it’s outdated.

I would still like to hear other opinions, though.

#3

I’m facing the same dilemma, but it looks like the creator wrote an article addressing this topic: Knit, its history, and how to build it better. | by Stephen | Medium

#4

Yes, instead of Knit, require ModuleScripts. There’s really not much more that needs to be said.

If you still believe in frameworks, I’m only aware of one worth using right now: Prvd 'M Wrong (type-safe API, so you’ll get Intellisense). However, it’s not production-ready, and I would prefer to just use my own ModuleScripts, anyways.