Laying the Foundation for a Stronger ThreadFactory!

[Synaptic724]

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to give a quick update on the status of ThreadFactory.

I'm currently taking some time to work on a new foundational project called Melder — a highly dynamic Dependency Injection (DI) framework that is being built to power and support ThreadFactory’s long-term design.

Why?
ThreadFactory is growing into a much larger and more flexible system than originally scoped.
To build it properly — with the kind of clean architecture, modularity, and dynamic execution it deserves —
I need a powerful, flexible DI framework that can handle dynamic runtime composition cleanly and efficiently.

Rather than patching around existing limitations, I'm building Melder specifically to handle:

• Dynamic service ownership
• Clean resource lifecycle management
• Scalable, runtime-expanding service graphs
• Deterministic linking and disposal
• Lightweight but powerful service resolution at runtime

ThreadFactory is NOT abandoned.
In fact, building Melder first is exactly how I will make sure that ThreadFactory reaches the level of quality, scalability, and clarity it deserves.

Once Melder's foundation is stable,
I'll return full force to ThreadFactory —
and with it, we'll have the clean architecture needed to push into even bigger territory.

Thank you for your patience and support —
this path may add a little time up front,
but it’s going to make ThreadFactory far better and far more future-proof than it would be otherwise.

🚀 Stay tuned.
We're just getting started.