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> we're well past the time where one would reasonably expect them to have come out Jai is now about as long in development as Rust was until its stable release
by alpaca128 3y ago
> we're well past the time where one would reasonably expect them to have come out
Jai is now about as long in development as Rust was until its stable release, though it's not funded by Mozilla and has fewer people working on it who are simultaneously building a game which isn't yet as long in development as Blow's previous (and less ambitious) title.
I don't know what timeframe you find reasonable but I don't see anything wrong here. Multiple people have publicly used the language, so it's real and definitely not "alleged" even if you are doubtful of its future.
- lmm 3y ago> Jai is now about as long in development as Rust was until its stable release, though it's not funded by Mozilla and has fewer people working on it Rust at this time in its life did not have a "stable" release, but there were already plenty of public releases of Rust and of things written in Rust, and plenty of non-video documentation.