RE: Future of Euphoria
- Posted by dm31 at uow.edu.au May 26, 2002
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Thanks to those who replied.
Ray,
Be assured that I already have, and still are currently doing what
you suggest in your first point. The languages that I have learnt are
as follows:
GWBASIC
QBASIC
VB
TurboPascal
Delphi (ver 4)
Assembly (I used TASM)
Turing (A Canadian language that that isn’t that useful, but was the
first language I learnt)
SQL
HTML
Euphoria
In addition, I am doing a Maths\CompSc degree, which means that I am
learning JAVA and C++.
I’m not relying on Euphoria to provide me with my future income,
just trying to gauge if it is worth the time to continue with
Euphoria.
Igor,
Thanks for your reply; I understand where you are coming from.
Everett L. (Rett) Williams,
Your reply was taking in the good faith that it was intended. Yes,
I did Advanced English in High School, and have part of a University
Degree. I have be extremely lazy with my posts in that I do not read
what I have typed, and have rushed everything. Doing Tae Kwon Do,
being a goalkeeper for a Youth Grade soccer team, as well as doing a
combined degree has left me with very little time)
I will put more effort in the quality of my posts. Quoting from
‘Yogi’, “You observe a lot by watchingâ€.
J. Brown,
You have same good points in your reply.
Richard Skenderian,
I have to agree with some of the points that you have made.
Although LemonHeads is a nice game, (I played it myself) I must say
that the majority of development in Euphoria seems to be the
development of extra ‘features’ for Euphoria, not for the
‘outside world’ as such. Just to list some examples, take the
numerous IDE programs and Win32Lib. I not saying that these are bad
things, just that this is ALL that we seem to be doing. We have
Win32Lib, Exotica and Judith’s IDE, so we SHOULD be able to create
some outstanding games and software for the ‘outside world’.
Humbly yours,
Daniel McGrath
