PCA, that's not meant to be a personal offence. Still, I feel your statement needs correction:
2012/5/12 pca <[email protected]>: > Leading edge is very interesting. "Bloody bleeding edge" is not really > synonymous with stable releases, AFAIK. The quote on http://pyjs.org says, GWT = bleeding edge. So, is GWT unstable? Relax! You can still go back to COBOL and Fortran, ADA may also be an option. Or write a Java applet. I've heard that ABAP is also fun programming. Seriously, if you have a better quote why not present it here, or add it to (your forked copy of) pyjs.github.com directly? I don't mean to criticise your crititcs. We need to be responsible though in tearing down what was built in the past. If we want to be a good community we should do better than the average: figure out what was the goal of the original creator and try to match or merge them with yours! Such a -- e.g. quote -- may have the potential to be better than yours _and_ the old alone. Peter > On Saturday, May 12, 2012 4:42:41 PM UTC+2, peter.bittner wrote: >> >> Hmmm, >> >> >> If so, I welcome the change. I was really put off some time ago by the >> >> quote >> >> of Brian on the front page of pyjs.org. Maybe it's time to remove it. >> >> Maybe >> >> it's time for me to consider using pyjs. >> > >> > i think you are probably right, and that is a great point. welcome >> > (back?) to the party. you can make a pull req on github if you like, >> > else i'll fixup sometime tomorrow/weekend. >> >> Why all this will for destruction? What is actually wrong with the >> quote of Brian (whoever this person is)? In my eyes this is great >> marketing talk making the project interesting to try out. I don't >> think "bloody bleeding edge" - when paired with stable releases - is >> necessarily something wrong. >> >> Let's no overreact. Welcome everyone who is interested (again) in >> Pyjs, but also welcome everyone who liked Pyjs as it was before the >> change (aka Pyjamas). We all should be in one boat, even with >> different points of view. >> >> No offence, >> Peter
