Dylan is not dead, but it did die at Apple. After Apple droped it diffrent companys tired to keep it alive. Now there is a small groupe of maintainers keeping t

Dylan is not dead, but it did die at Apple. After Apple droped it diffrent companys tired to keep it alive. Now there is a small groupe of maintainers keeping the compiler and librarys alive that was writen in these companys. Dylan is in many ways more advanced then Ruby. Optional types, macros, multi method dispatch, conditional restarts, optimized for fast compilation, gneric opject creation with 'make'. From a feature standpoint, dylan can easly take on any other language that is outthere. My point really was that I dont think NEXTSTEP that was from then on used, was in all ways a improvment as many people seam to think.