1. Judith Evans
- Posted by AndyDrummond Apr 02, 2015
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For those oldies who knew Judith Evans - by far the biggest coder of the Win32Lib IDE for Euphoria 3 - I'm sorry to tell you she died last Tuesday. She never managed to fix the last annoying bugs, so the EuVIDE has languished rather in favour of more Eu4-compatible systems. But back when Eu3 was THE Euphoria, her IDE was the largest code base of any Euphoria work. As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
2. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Apr 02, 2015
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For those oldies who knew Judith Evans - by far the biggest coder of the Win32Lib IDE for Euphoria 3 - I'm sorry to tell you she died last Tuesday. She never managed to fix the last annoying bugs, so the EuVIDE has languished rather in favour of more Eu4-compatible systems. But back when Eu3 was THE Euphoria, her IDE was the largest code base of any Euphoria work. As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
Wow, I am really sorry to hear that.
Was she this Judith Evans ? http://www.tributes.com/obituary/show/Judith-Ann-Evans-102339304
3. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Apr 02, 2015
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I too am sorry to hear that
Chris
4. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Apr 02, 2015
- 4119 views
I thought this over, and I want to make a news post about this.
Any objections, constructive criticism, or other thoughts?
5. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by DonCole Apr 03, 2015
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For those oldies who knew Judith Evans - by far the biggest coder of the Win32Lib IDE for Euphoria 3 - I'm sorry to tell you she died last Tuesday. She never managed to fix the last annoying bugs, so the EuVIDE has languished rather in favour of more Eu4-compatible systems. But back when Eu3 was THE Euphoria, her IDE was the largest code base of any Euphoria work. As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
I too am very sorry to hear that. She helped me a lot.
Don Cole
6. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by ZNorQ Apr 03, 2015
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For those oldies who knew Judith Evans - by far the biggest coder of the Win32Lib IDE for Euphoria 3 - I'm sorry to tell you she died last Tuesday. She never managed to fix the last annoying bugs, so the EuVIDE has languished rather in favour of more Eu4-compatible systems. But back when Eu3 was THE Euphoria, her IDE was the largest code base of any Euphoria work. As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
My condolances to her family, RIP Judith.
7. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Apr 03, 2015
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I thought this over, and I want to make a news post about this.
Any objections, constructive criticism, or other thoughts?
I agree. Judith was a noteworthy contributor to Euphoria. We will all miss her dearly.
-Greg
8. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by tbohon Apr 03, 2015
- 3975 views
Never met the lady but her IDE is what got me playing with Euphoria many years ago. Really sad to lose her and sending my condolences to her family.
9. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by dcuny Apr 03, 2015
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I'm sorry to read that she's gone.
I didn't talk much with Judith, but I've always appreciated her (and others) taking over support of Win32Lib.
Her work really took the library to a new level, and it was clear that she put a lot of hard that project, and supporting us.
My condolences to all her friends and family.
- David
10. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by Icy_Viking Apr 03, 2015
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RIP Judith
Here IDE was amazing. I still use the editor that comes with the IDE, so many useful features and I love how the syntax coloring works in it.
11. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by AndyDrummond Apr 05, 2015
- 3815 views
I didn't see the tributes page, Jim; I was told by Archie of her passing. Thanks for pointing me at it.
Maybe she knows a new meaning of Euphoria now.
12. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by AndyDrummond Apr 05, 2015
- 3817 views
I thought this over, and I want to make a news post about this.
Any objections, constructive criticism, or other thoughts?
Jim, it is no business of mine, but I would be mighty pleased you want to do this; I think that is the best accolade she could have from this illustrious group.
Andy
13. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Apr 06, 2015
- 3804 views
Was she this Judith Evans ? http://www.tributes.com/obituary/show/Judith-Ann-Evans-102339304
I've missed her hanging around here and always hoped she'd come back at some point. Here's another obituary (same text) that includes a nice picture:
http://www.mena-polk.com/news-and-events/judith-ann-evans-obituary/
Matt
14. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Apr 06, 2015
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As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
This is a sad loss. A news post would be a fitting tribute. Make sure her family also know that she has friends around the globe that respected and welcomed her contributions, and are now poorer for her absence.
15. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by AndyDrummond Apr 06, 2015
- 3746 views
As far as I am concerned I have lost a friend who has been missed over the last few years.
This is a sad loss. A news post would be a fitting tribute. Make sure her family also know that she has friends around the globe that respected and welcomed her contributions, and are now poorer for her absence.
I sent Archie a link to this page; he has seen it and was pleased people remembered his wife well. He said she used to rise at 4am and work on her software often till the evening! Such dedication.
I still use her IDE most every week; once you are used to its ways it makes knocking up a quick program a doddle. It seems so easy to write an IDE like that - but in reality it is a major, major undertaking.
Bye, Judith....
16. Re: Judith Evans
- Posted by SDPringle Apr 19, 2015
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I remember Judith in the forum. I used to use the IDE. It is part of her legacy. When she stopped writing things in EUPHORIA I took it as a signal that she found something more rewarding to do, so I wasn't sad. I am sad now.
Shawn
