In a recent LinkedIn post, Lucaronin discusses the impressive trajectory of the Tolaria project, highlighting its position as one of the fastest-growing repositories globally and its current ranking on the GitHub trending chart. Responding to community interest and questions about the project’s future, Lucaronin outlined the key areas of development and focus.
Tolaria is *again* one of the fastest-growing repos in the world, sitting 4° in the Github trending chart! 😳
Future Development Priorities for Tolaria
Lucaronin detailed a multi-pronged approach to enhancing Tolaria’s functionality and accessibility. The primary focus areas include the development of mobile versions for iOS and Android, the introduction of more versatile data visualization views, and ongoing efforts in bug fixing and performance improvements.
Mobile Accessibility
A significant portion of the development effort is dedicated to creating mobile applications. As Lucaronin explains, the goal is to map the current UI using React Native. This initiative aims to achieve feature parity on tablets while offering a more streamlined experience on smartphones.
Enhanced Data Visualization and Extensibility
Lucaronin also highlighted the plan to introduce a wider range of data views. These include tables, calendars, and Kanban boards, which are intended to offer users more flexible ways to interact with their data. Furthermore, these new views are being considered as potential surfaces for future plugin development, hinting at a more extensible Tolaria ecosystem.
More views — like tables, calendars, kanbans, etc. This may also become a good surface for… plugins!
Commitment to Stability and Performance
Underpinning these new features is a relentless commitment to maintaining and improving the project’s core stability and performance. Lucaronin emphasized that this is an ongoing, daily task, underscoring the importance of ensuring the software not only functions well but actively improves over time.
Bug fixing and performance improvs— this is relentless and happening every day. Tolaria should *improve* over time, not degrade.
Exploration of New Tools and Workflows
Beyond the direct development of Tolaria, Lucaronin is also actively exploring new tools and workflows, particularly those involving AI. The post mentions testing new technologies like chunk sidecars from CircleCI and Verity from Codacy. Lucaronin expressed enthusiasm for the current landscape of AI tooling but noted the challenge of limited time to explore all promising options.
As Lucaronin stated:
I am also testing new tools and workflows to work better with AI. Currently checking chunk sidecars from CircleCI and Verity from Codacy — there’s so much promising tooling these days 🙈 I ain’t got enough time!
The author concluded by assuring followers that they will continue to test and report back on findings, particularly regarding refactoring efforts, and expressed gratitude for the community’s engagement throughout the project’s journey.
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This article is based on insights shared by Lucaronin on LinkedIn.
📅 Originally posted on June 10, 2026 | View original post on LinkedIn →