Re: Euphoria needs more popularity!

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Derek Parnell wrote:

> RDS is slow to release anything, and they keep declining offers of help.
> Could this be another reason for people being discouraged?

> I would prefer a major release every 6 months with weekly minor (patch)
> releases, instead of this cold molasses. Perfection is not so nearly
> as important as improvement. Having a perfect product that doesn't meet
> my needs is not much use. Having a nearly perfect product that I can still
> use is a much better prospect.
> 
> Robert,
>  Are you using beta testers?
>  Has anyone impartially inspected or reviewed your code?
>  Do you have a formal(-ish) issue log that you are working through?
>  Do you need more man-hours in the day to work on Euphoria?
> 
> Sorry to sound so frustrated, but I am. I love Euphoria and I continue
> to champion it, but I also begin to tire.
> 
Besides the frequency of releases, anyone else ever notice how silent RDS
is on the subject when this is brought up?  I'm guessing Rob doesn't 
get involved in these discussions because whatever his reasoning is for
frequency/features of new releases someone won't like it.

Rob, I know you're reading this...

Like Derek, I too love the language and will continue to use Euphoria. 
That being said, there are several features that I would like to see in 
the language but have little hope that they will ever exist... threads 
... ability to create a .dll/.so without translating/compiling ... better
exception handling (though this might improve with the next release).

But hey, let's face it.  NO language is ever without it's "wish list".  

Jonas

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