Well... it's not going to be especially fast, they do need to restructure the entire back end of their application and make changes to a lot of the front end too, I imagine. Going to be a good while, I predict.
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Liftoff is very good, I would recommend trying it out.
The only resource for Boost for Lemmy I've seen is the relatively empty Play Store entry.
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https://github.com/aeharding/voyager
Check out this app, it seems to me the best of all those currently available.
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I think it's still early for that. In the meantime, I suggest two apps that kind of resemble to our beloved Boost: Jerboa, and Connect. Check them out.
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Nope :(. Prolly be a month or two. I liked boost for reddit. Right now I'm using Jerboa. It's not bad :)
Nothing was said before the API was going dark, and nothing has been said since then. The lack of communication is driving me towards sync for lemmy instead.
I get that it's a side project, but updates to your community take very little effort.
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I picked up Jerboa. Its FOSS and Boost-like. The fact its FOSS will probably keep me on it if Boost comes back but is still closed source
"Our destination is just over the next hill. Now let's listen to the radio or I'll turn this car around."
My dad, probably.
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