Hi frank I think that you are slowly but steadily destroying your aura in this mailing-list, so be careful. I say that to help you. Filter are easy to set.
We are all concerned that some of the solutions are not at the level where they should be. I'm sure that Noury like us all would love to have an engineer fully paid and working fully on PharoJS. Now you should consider that people in this community are - building nice libraries (just look at the Pharo success stories - we did not invent them) - sharing their code and valuing it - are concerned by documentation, speed, and robustness. You see take Zinc, NeoJSON, NeoCSV.... they are all HIGH quality, with nearly instant support from sven, with EXCELLENT documentation, FAST and continuously maintained. And for FREE. So of course not all the solutions in Pharo are like that. But we are trying. Now I do not know if you are the frank from lesser software I met in the past but if you do you may ask yourself what would be state of Pharo if you would have participated and shared. So far I never saw anything good or bad coming from this frank. And I was always asking myself if we would all work on closed code then a great system like Pharo would not exist. But we do share and we will continue to improve Pharo with or without you (remember U2 :)). Now if you want to join you are welcome. I can understand your frustration now the difference between you and me is that I decided not to be frustrated anymore and help building a better system. Stef Stef On Sun, Aug 13, 2017 at 8:35 PM, Frank-B <frank.berger.softw...@web.de> wrote: > Paul, > > >> What would you be willing to pay for a professionally commented, >> functioning, and documented PharoJS? > > Pardon, but don't you notice yourself how absurd this question is? > > If not - and I am afraid you don't, I tell you why: > - there is NOWHERE any proper listing of what this mysterious piece of > software does (the slides don't tell anything) > - before giving a quote, I would have to anylyse the architectural approach > - and compare it with alternatives - no info available (read the docs on > Orca and you know hwat I mean) > - and see who delivers under which conditions > - and how well things are documented. > > Be assured, that I am well prepared to pay accordingly for a proper product > that I can use, provided that I make the decition to delegate such essential > work to some outsider. > > This technical subject is a CORE feature of almost all of my future > products, plans, ideas etc and it is therefore vital to choose the best and > most fitting system. If there is no alternative, I would - in case of need - > develop it rather myself than depend on an (assumed for the moment) instable > and amateurish library. > > Frank > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://forum.world.st/PharoJS-crashes-at-first-try-tp4960686p4960738.html > Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
