On Tue, Jul 17, 2018 at 9:48 PM, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> For everyone's notice; The PMC has decided to keep Apache Polygene going.
> There is still 5 people who placed votes to recommend Jiri Jetmar as the
> new PMC Chair, and I will submit a resolution to the Board for their next
> meeting (Augus
For everyone's notice; The PMC has decided to keep Apache Polygene going.
There is still 5 people who placed votes to recommend Jiri Jetmar as the
new PMC Chair, and I will submit a resolution to the Board for their next
meeting (August).
Jiri brought up "blockchain" as a possible integration poin
Uhhh... A Composite Oriented Programming Language.
In essence, a lot of the things that are now detected at boot time could be
compile errors.
But how it would otherwise be, your guess is as good as mine. I would
probably be less "everything is an object" and explore more nuanced
approaches, with
On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 5:25 PM, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> I understand your point about "fundamentally different than the language"
> part, and that was some of the expert's questions back at the start, "This
> should be done in a new language", and we rebutted that the effort needed
> would be magn
It means http://attic.apache.org/
It will be 'frozen' and indication that there is no longer a community
around to fix anything, but the last state of it is for anyone to use if
they want to.
I understand your point about "fundamentally different than the language"
part, and that was some of the
Hi Niclas,
It's sad to hear these news. I agree with you on on the "falling back to
the grind of doing a lot of monotonous work manually" point. I recently
started work on Java-related project, where coincidentally Hadoop and
microservices are at the core of the system, and the grind you menti
No, I haven't looked at stats. But I figured that if people try to use it,
they would show up with questions rather quickly, as has happened a handful
of times the last 7-8 years.
Looking now; Core API is the most needed package (unless using the SDK
directly), and we have a peak in Oct'17 of 35 D
On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 1:38 AM, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> Gang,
>
> One thing that we didn't manage to do as an Apache project was to build a
> community. On one hand Polygene is too different from "conventional
> programming" for people to get their head around it, and on the other hand
> Polygene
Gang,
One thing that we didn't manage to do as an Apache project was to build a
community. On one hand Polygene is too different from "conventional
programming" for people to get their head around it, and on the other hand
Polygene is not fashionable in a world where everything is moving towards
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