QBit 2.0 Roadmap

A1 Less is more. Make core smaller.
A1 Less is more. Break out functionality of Reactor into Reakt.
B1 Less is more. Move HTTP into a separate jar.
B1 Less is more. Move Queue lib into a standalone project like Reakt. QBit-Queue.
A1 Less is more. Move reflection/generic support into Boon-Reflect.
A1 Clean up boon to look more like QBit. Proper Builders.
B1 Get rid of QBit factory and replace with Service lookup from JDK.
A1 Use conekt as default IO lib for QBit
A1 Use Reakt Callback in place of QBit Callback
Purge all projects out of QBit core that are not core. Create separate projects in Github. QBit should only have three or four modules not 10.

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