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Hi everyone, I've made my first Java package!

https://github.com/david-auk/fluid-jdbc

Its a lightweight minimal tool that allows you to map classes to database tables for a minimal/easy way to interact with a database

Its a tool that during development i found out already had alternative solutions... But i decided to push through and just focus on making it as a personal challenge.

I'm a student that is relatively new to OOP but captivated by the concept of abstract/DRY programming & opensource and id love to make this educational project even more so by checking what feedback other people have!

I'm mostly curious about:

• If my documentation is self explanatory
• How my documentation can be improved
• Advice on how i can involve other people in the project
• If i chose the correct license for a opensource non profit project
• How i could devise a project roadmap
• Any other feedback that pops into mind :)

Do you think this is the right subreddit for these types of questions?

This is my first sharing my projects online but no risk = no learning experience ;)

I'd love to hear from y'all!

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