Re: Euphoria Developers Group Discussion
- Posted by c.k.lester <euphoric at ckl?st?r.com> May 16, 2008
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gshingles wrote: > c.k.lester wrote: > > Changes to the interpreter do not require community input except when those > > changes will introduce breaks with old code or will in some way harm the > > current performance of Euphoria. Otherwise, it's just another feature they > > can decide to use or not use. > I don't agree. Sure they can decide whether to use it or not, but if it has > been implemented in an 'unusable' (or limited/inefficient) way, that decision > will have already been made for them. That's why I said "those changes that will introduce breaks with old code or will in some way harm the current performance..." It won't be implemented in an unusable/limited/inefficient way. > The community needs to drive the development... This has been tried and it fails. When asked for input, only a few people ever respond, if any. I'm saying gather those interested parties together and leave everybody else alone. I use PHP. I don't care about its development so I'm not part of that developers group. I'm sure there are many Euphoria users who feel the same about Euphoria. But I use Euphoria and I care what happens to it, so I would want to give my input and help guide its development.