One solution would be some provision with an escrow, with the commitment that
should Laurent's company go out of business (for business reasons or bus-hit
reasons), then the full source code would reverse to be open-source under such
and such license.
But clearly, adopting RubyMotion for a prof
Hello Laurent,
This is great news, and kudos to you. With all this back and forth about open
source vs. proprietary, what's forgotten is the simple fact that it's the
developers that determine the success of a development system. On the strength
of your announcement, I've renewed my iOS progr
On Thu, 03 May 2012 22:54:20 -0400 Richard Kilmer
wrote:
> This argument can truly be made about any commercial tool you use
> to build with or build upon.
Not even remotely true. When I write code in C or Objective C, most of
that code can just be used with any one of several entirely open
sourc
Oops! I totally overlooked the link to the technical stuff. But my question
about the possible speed gains remains.
Also, I don't understand the example in the section on memory management:
@date = date1
Intuitively, it would seem that the value bound to any identifier would persist
until th
