> What you say is the truth, but it's not the whole truth. Rakudo isn't > the customer either. *Rakudo's customers* are the customer, and those > are the real world users of the language. Which, BTW, Rakudo doesn't > have any of yet, though the best candidates are current Perl 5 users.
> It's Rakudo that needs to get down to business and start addressing the > needs of the customer. But Parrot can help by being very practical and > results-driven. Yes, you're right. I'm saying customer here is from Parrot's view. I'm here because I hope rakudo get down to business and start addressing the needs of the customer. 2013/3/8 Allison Randal <alli...@parrot.org> > On 03/07/2013 05:58 PM, Jimmy Zhuo wrote: > > > > Parrot is not the god, customer is Parrot's god. If somebody thinks > > Parrot is in the right way, and Rakudo is in the wrong way. you can > > convince rakudo to the right way. If you can't, Parrot should goes into > > the rakudo's way. Yes, this looks brutal, but, this is the market. Any > > project which is losing touch with market is meaningless to maintain. > > What you say is the truth, but it's not the whole truth. Rakudo isn't > the customer either. *Rakudo's customers* are the customer, and those > are the real world users of the language. Which, BTW, Rakudo doesn't > have any of yet, though the best candidates are current Perl 5 users. > > It's Rakudo that needs to get down to business and start addressing the > needs of the customer. But Parrot can help by being very practical and > results-driven. > > Allison >
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