I do see your point and agree, its just that if RS is not using the most
current version, it is almost pointless to develop RB in RB. Hence the
reason why bugs persist.
Daniel Stenning wrote:
On 1/2/07 19:34, "Giovanni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been following the thread and having come from VS and VB, I dont
get the point of Making RB from RB.
1- Wouldnt C++ give you everything you need to create a massive
developing tool?
Obviously it would, but what better Kudos could a development tool have but
the fact that it was written in itself. After all - Visual Studio is
written in VS, and gcc is written in ... Gcc :)
2- Shouldnt RB test their stuff before releasing it? If they tested or
debug the application and features they are releasing, shouldnt all this
bugs be fixed?
Testing stuff before a release applies whether or not RB is written in RB or
C++
3- Are we paying beta testers?
It seems to me that the issues should not be DEVELOP USING RB, it should
be, why was this feature untested and who is responsible for those
features and their releases.
I mean, after sitting here reading the threads, I have noticed that some
of you are top notch programmers, why isnt RS paying attention or are they?
I fail to see why they have to develop in RB, if RB is bugged as it it,
it also means that the products being produced by RB are also bugged?
There are very good reasons
1) it allows RS to experience their own tool DIRECTLY and therefore improve
it better,
2) by using it to develop a "hard core" app themselves they are in a good
position to recognise where improvements need to be made to RB for
performance, memory management etc..
3) RB is a hell of a lot more productive to write code in thN to C++. This
results in the LONG TERM in more reliable RB releases and faster bug fixes.
I know there are at this time a lot of outstanding bug and performance
issues, but I do think that we will all see the benefits, given time.
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