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Antonio, but nothing prevented him to contribute back to MacRuby (OS X) the required changes to get rid of the GC and therefore to not rely on deprecated techno
by mattetti 13y ago
Antonio, but nothing prevented him to contribute back to MacRuby (OS X) the required changes to get rid of the GC and therefore to not rely on deprecated technology.
- carterschonwald 13y agoTough shit. He's trying to support himself and his employees. Likewise, backporting their work to a even slightly different code base would require time they frankly don't have. Unless you have a time travel device you can give him, don't demand time he doesn't have. Laurent frankly is underpricing his wonderful tools, and has to support himself and all those folks he's hired. Time is finite, and no human can do all the things they'd like to do. Modifying RubyMotion to have the right hooks for the OS X apis etc is likely much simpler than fixing up MacRuby architecturally. Point being, people have finite time, they can't do all the things they want to. Either be nice or give him a time turning / time travel device
- weaksauce 13y agoWho says that that option is off the table for good; many companies release open source software after the initial proprietary release.