> On 10 Jan 2016, at 08:37, stepharo <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi > > if GTdebugger becomes the default debugger it means that our mooc will be > already obsolete before getting finished. > It means that we will be forced to > have separate installers > different web pages explaining not to use Pharo 50 but a strange version > it means that people will report bugs on a different system > And we will have to spent time on that instead of the rest. > > And we will really thank the Pharo community for its great vision and care > about our effort. > This is more than 6 months that we are working on it and we have problably > yet another month of work. > Now just writing this makes me sick. > > So if the only respect about the work of other people is like that then I > will just think a lot about my > engagement. If this happens I can tell you that you will have a hard time to > ask me to put energy into > pharo in the future. > > Now if this makes you feel easy you can think that I'm tired. This poor > stephane is working too much and > is overacting. Think that if this helps you to feel good. Really. > > Now what pissed me off the most is that I'm **TEACHING** to L2 L3 and M1 > students > This year I was teaching to > Prague > Annecy > Lviv > Lome > Dakar > Saint louis > Yaounde > > and when I say that the student are afraid by the default debugger, they are > afraid also by > a more complex one. Who among the people deciding to not put this debugger by > default > can show me that he did one lecture on newbies over the last two years? For > real? > > So be right and go ahead: because you know what is good for the end > programmer. > I asked five times to understand who need _thisContext and _stakc top and so > far I got zero answer. > It will help me to take a break from Pharo.
I use both thisContext and stackTop regularly. thisContext maybe once a wee, stackTop probably multiple times a day. > > Stef > > PS: I 'm not in the Pharo board anymore because I have to do something else > > >
