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Yeah. Though importantly, all of these tasks are (as I understand it) being designed and developed cohesively, by a small team under a single roof. We're not ta
by brundolf 5y ago
Yeah. Though importantly, all of these tasks are (as I understand it) being designed and developed cohesively, by a small team under a single roof. We're not talking about random userspace applications in a general-purpose OS; new tasks can't even be started and stopped at runtime, they're laid out at build time. I think that's why this explicit and cooperative model can work.
- panick21_ 5y agoI would assume as the ecosystem grows 'standard' task will develop that will see a lot of reuse between different people using this OS. But I agree critically you build deploy this as a complete system even if many of the tasks are not inhouse. You still test the complete system.