2016-03-26 9:59 GMT-05:00 Steven Oliver <oliver.ste...@gmail.com>: > If having an IDE is high on your list check out builder. It's support for > Vala is getting better every release. They are also really good about taking > new contributors. > > Thank you, > Steven N. Oliver > > > > On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 7:49 PM -0700, "Edwin De La Cruz" > <edwinsp...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Dear. I'm using valac for quite some time, although work has been left >> aside, I'm starting to use c #, I find it more productive but I refuse >> to use it and recognize it, but it is. >> >> Among the ideas that came to my mind, including _mono_, I thought ... >> because someone does not develop something similar to c # but Vala, >> who has the same name functions, classes, methods, etc so if I have >> one codigo.cs simply change it by codigo.vala and compile directly. >> >> I know it's an idea a little crazy and not all libraries can be >> imported, but whether it would be much easier and productive to have >> such a code. >> >> I program in C # using their mimas classes, but at the time of >> compiling all transforms Vala. >> >> It would be great as well. >> >> I have made the task of doing that only with the most basic functions, >> just to prove, as a hobby. >> >> In the years that I go with Vala language seems very much potential, >> but lacks an IDE, MonoDevelop no longer supports it, also lacks more >> documentation, easier to use libraries as well as in c #. >> >> Sorry for the extension of this message and perhaps not relevant but >> needed to relieve the sadness of having to change Vala by c #. >> >> See you soon. >> >> >> Mis proyectos de software libre en: >> Github - edwinspire >> _______________________________________________ >> vala-list mailing list >> vala-list@gnome.org >> https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
Well, actually the IDE is not a priority, I've driven with gedit well, that's no problem. Even I became a microide, what helps me is to compile and link the binary libraries which depends with a simple click. Where I see the difficulty, or rather the obstacles to develop faster, is in the documentation, examples, and functions that facilitate the work. For example, to send an email in SMTP in c # is a matter of a couple of lines and ready. With Vala me it was very difficult. Worse even if my applications development on the Linux (GNU / Debian) but to deliver them to production will run on Windows. Last week tried C # to replace some parts where used Vala and I found it very easy with Monodevelop. In 2 days with c # did the same as 8 days with Vala. What I suggested was to make a package that has the same functions and classes that exist in C # but Vala, with the same names, which is identical, so it would be very easy to move from one language to another. Mis proyectos de software libre en: Github - edwinspire _______________________________________________ vala-list mailing list vala-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
