Okay let’s all take a deep breath. I am not demanding a refund. Firstly, I value Corona and Coronium very highly. Very sad if something medically has happened to Chris. He truely has done some amazing work.
Let me rephrase what I was meant to say:
I am beginning a new web project. I love Coronium, and when I found out HTML5 was supported, I thought it would be great to attempt to build a web platform from Corona and Coronium. After all, it is quicker and easier to put together than any other language (it is a very simple web platform - nothing fancy, but I do need a backend for data/users etc). By the way, if this did happen to work, you guys are on the very of something amazing. Imagine building an HTML website using Corona, and having Coronium as a BAAS? Game changer in my opinion.
Having said that, if I (or anyone else) had to invest time in putting together a project using Coronium (native app or web), it’s best that Corona notifies them on the marketplace that the Coronium app will be unsupported. Technology changes all the time, new Corona builds, AWS upgrades, etc, and if Coronium is unsupported, there will be a time where it will stop functioning correctly (or all together).