1. Re: Digest for EUforum at topica.com, issue 4237
> I am at the point, where I feel it would be better if Euphoria just
> ceased development and withered quickly, instead of the slow and
> tortuous lack of progress which is inevitably going to end in tragedy
> anyways.
>
> I refuse to give up, if not for my benefit, then for the benefit of
> others, and the fate of Euphoria.
>
>
> Chris Bensler
> Code is Alchemy
You're welcome to bring your expertise to any of the subprojects of
OpenEuphoria (openeu at topica.com, or the PEU project page on SF).
I am aware that you quit the project early because of the general lack of
coordination. There's still hardly any, but co-working on any of the various
subprojects - I mean, writing and testing code - will be more helpful.
Perhaps this initial waste of energy is necessary to get something working.
even though I fully agree that it is not an efficient process, and I'm not
intellectually satisfied with this particular aspect. However, it could be a
mandatory step to go through after all.
Any able coder or tester, welcome on board.
CChris
