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This looks really neat! Looks like a cross-platform language thats an even more acceptable lisp than ruby (hello macros!), with multiple build-language targets
by ericb 13y ago
This looks really neat!
Looks like a cross-platform language thats an even more acceptable lisp than ruby (hello macros!), with multiple build-language targets including C/javascript/C++ and a fast garbage collector? Like Go, but even cooler?
- ericb 13y agoMy enthusiasm is greatly lessened. The IDE doesn't compile on Mac OS X. Even worse, the developers don't care, and keep closing the issue. https://github.com/nimrod-code/Aporia/issues/37#ref-issue-17624074 https://github.com/nimrod-code/Aporia/issues/37#ref-issue-17... As a rule, I avoid any project where the developers have too much of the it-doesn't-work-and-I-don't-care attitude, mainly because you can't build on top of a foundation that isn't maintained fastidiously--you'll waste all your time fixing the foundation and won't get productive work done. Culture matters.
- mortyseinfeld 13y agoDon't worry. You'd be better off using a normal text editor anyway. GTK+ is flaky on non Linux/BSD systems. They should note what some of the OpenDylan folks are doing and write a plugin for Intellij.