Re: Future of Euphoria
- Posted by dm31 at uow.edu.au May 27, 2002
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True, but Completed Projects are full projects that have been marketed
and sold, hence have made people real money. Active Projects are
projects that are currently being developped. Also, I was a beta
member, and this company has only truly being going for about 2 years.
You must a agree that 21 projects completed AND in MASS production is
a decent feat, No? This isn't a programming community like EuCom but
is a place for you to make and develop software in whatever langauge
you like. It is quite impressive in side.
Regard's
Dan
ps Hope this makes sense because it's late, and I'm frustrated with
having to use strings in my c++ assignment when I could be using those
great sequences ;)
>> Sorry, I forgot to ask. Did anyone look
>> at www.asynchrony.com
>>
>> Dan
>
>Yes, I did.
>
>The interesting enough thing:
>
>Current Site Statistics
> (asynchrony) RapidEuphoria site
>
>Members: 30,310 315 (known software authors)
>Projects: 1,649 948 (all contributed Eu software)
>Active projects 1,238 112 (just contrib page)
>Completed Projects 21 836 (just archive pages)
>Open Job Postings 1,675 ---
>
>Do you see the ratio "completed projects" / "members"
>on asynchrony and on euphoria?
>
>asynchrony 21/30,310 = 0,0007
>euphoria 836/315 = 2,6539
>
>euphoria / asynchrony = 2,6539 / 0,0007 = 3791
>
>Our Euphoria, it seems to be, is much more productive
>community than Asynchrony community is. 
>
>Almost 4000/1, no?
>
>Regards,
>Igor Kachan
>kinz at peterlink.ru
>
>
>
