Cuteness
wynand at realtimerodeo.net
wynand at realtimerodeo.net
Mon Jan 3 22:42:08 UTC 2005
I don't know if this question has been posed before - I didn't have the
time to search the archives for this, since I'm at a cyber cafe.
When I first read about Squeak, I was mildly put off, since I thought it
was an environment for kids. Now that I'm more farmiliar with it, it seems
pretty robust - certainly enough so to serve as an environment for
developing hardcore applications.
So, I was wondering, why is Squeak being marketed (inasmuch as one can use
the verb "to market" for an open source project) almost only as an
educational tool?
Another question - is anyone still working on building a JIT component?
I'm quite keen to do so, but I lack the experience and so I'll first have
to do a lot of reading before I can start. Realistically it'll take me
more than a year.
--Wynand
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