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I understand that there might be some benefit in developing Mojo in a small group. But I really wish there were some source code to compile, or at least binarie
by sva_ 4y ago
I understand that there might be some benefit in developing Mojo in a small group. But I really wish there were some source code to compile, or at least binaries to execute. Currently it is locked behind a wait-list that might give access to executing code on a remote server... But if you make these big claims about hardware acceleration and performance, I really wish I could verify those claims on my own hardware.
Really cool project, looking up to tinkering with some actual releases soon. I know the names behind this project are highly credible, but I'm reluctant to invest much brainpower into something that might be locked up to cloud usage.
- chrislattner 4y agoWe're not in a rush here, we'd rather do things right than do things fast. Mojo is currently one day old :-) We are deliberately rolling things out in a slow way to learn as we go. We're also eager for it to go far and wide, but think it makes sense to be a bit deliberate about that. When we launched Swift 1.0 it was more like a 0.5 and that started things off on the wrong foot. Mojo is still early in development, not ready for widespread production use. -Chris Lattner @ Modular