Re: the fate of a euphorian
Mic,
I'm going to chime in the others category..
Oh.. some of us are still here lurking..
I'm still programming professionally (VB, VBScript, MSAccess) for an
insurance company..
Euphoria is still a great language though.. just not enough hours in the day
around here..
I honestly don't know how David Cuny manages to find time to crank out the
code like he does.
<WishList>
Still wish it had native support for structures, ODBC and ActiveX (for batch
scripting).
</WishList>
Mr. Hilley is fine.. I talked with him yesterday.. his computer is on the
fritz again and he still occasionally scans the list via the web.
Neither one of us are middle-aged men.. (yet!)
Regards,
Greg Harris (Blackdog)
H. H. Software
----- Original Message -----
From: "mic _" <stabmaster_ at HOTMAIL.COM>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 7:50 AM
Subject: the fate of a euphorian
> It just struck me that I haven't heard/seen anything from the following
ppl
> in a (very) long time:
>
> Ralf N, Jacques D, Lucius H, Mark Honnor, Michael Bolin & some others..
>
> So my question is, what happened to these guys? Did all die in a
plane-crash
> or what? Or did they just decide to give up on euphoria all the sudden?
> I know many euphorians (like myself) are students and, as in the case of
> Pete Eberlein, find themselfs being too busy to do any hobby-coding after
> graduating and hopefully getting a job. But I recall some of the above
> mentioned being "middle-aged" men, wich makes me even more curious..
>
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