Wren Development Is Not Active
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Wang Kai
May 26, 2017, 8:59:18 PM5/26/17
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It seems that the author has not so much time to actively develop the language implementation. There are a lot of features missing if we really want this language to be used in practical application. There are a lot of scripting languages faded out of people's eyes out there.
It's a pity if such an outstanding language stays as it was and follows the same path.
Personally, I really like this language. IMHO Wren has many reasons to beat lua. I really want to try wren out in practical game development, however, there are many things to do, maybe too many to finish. Though sometimes we do further scripting development as game developers, it's more often for users to adopt a language and use it to make amazing things happen.
Cheers,
Kai
It's a pity if such an outstanding language stays as it was and follows the same path.
Personally, I really like this language. IMHO Wren has many reasons to beat lua. I really want to try wren out in practical game development, however, there are many things to do, maybe too many to finish. Though sometimes we do further scripting development as game developers, it's more often for users to adopt a language and use it to make amazing things happen.
Cheers,
Kai
minirop
May 27, 2017, 2:36:02 PM5/27/17
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Bob as less time (than usual) whilst writing his new book, but nothing/nobody prevent you from speaking about your ideas for the language or implements/fixes things and then send a pull request on github (or going the forking way).
cheers.
cheers.
Bob Nystrom
May 27, 2017, 10:07:34 PM5/27/17
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Yes, Kai, Wren definitely isn't as active as I'd like. I've got a bunch of pull requests and bug reports that I'm sitting on that I haven't had time to get to yet. Wife + two kids + two dogs + working full time + writing a book every day + trying to get in better shape = not much time for anything else right now.
I definitely haven't abandoned Wren, but I haven't been able to carve out much time for it. I do realize I'm probably holding it back, but there are only so many hours in the day.
Cheers,
– bob
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Jean-François Geyelin
Sep 29, 2018, 4:31:43 PM9/29/18
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Would it be possible to allow someone else to review and accept non-controversial pull requests?
Le dimanche 28 mai 2017 04:07:34 UTC+2, Bob Nystrom a écrit :
Yes, Kai, Wren definitely isn't as active as I'd like. I've got a bunch of pull requests and bug reports that I'm sitting on that I haven't had time to get to yet. Wife + two kids + two dogs + working full time + writing a book every day + trying to get in better shape = not much time for anything else right now.I definitely haven't abandoned Wren, but I haven't been able to carve out much time for it. I do realize I'm probably holding it back, but there are only so many hours in the day.Cheers,
– bob
On Sat, May 27, 2017 at 11:36 AM, minirop <min...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Bob as less time (than usual) whilst writing his new book, but nothing/nobody prevent you from speaking about your ideas for the language or implements/fixes things and then send a pull request on github (or going the forking way).
cheers.
Le samedi 27 mai 2017 02:59:18 UTC+2, Wang Kai a écrit :It seems that the author has not so much time to actively develop the language implementation. There are a lot of features missing if we really want this language to be used in practical application. There are a lot of scripting languages faded out of people's eyes out there.
It's a pity if such an outstanding language stays as it was and follows the same path.
Personally, I really like this language. IMHO Wren has many reasons to beat lua. I really want to try wren out in practical game development, however, there are many things to do, maybe too many to finish. Though sometimes we do further scripting development as game developers, it's more often for users to adopt a language and use it to make amazing things happen.
Cheers,
Kai
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