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Madhusoodan

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Jan 17, 2011, 2:58:07 AM1/17/11

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Dear Developers,

I got reference of this project from one of my friend and very
impressed with simplicity and philosophy behind this project. I am
planning to use this in my workplace once its in workable condition.
However, I seen that since so many days, development is frozen. Are
developers busy in their job or studies?

I would like to mention that this simplicity and power which this
project is promising would do revolution in finance and trading
industry where trading strategy codes need to be changed frequently to
adjust with current market conditions and codes need to run really
fast. Waiting desperately for workable codes with socket lib.

Thanks and regards

Madhusoodan

Duane Johnson

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Feb 18, 2011, 11:46:59 PM2/18/11

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I'd be interested to hear from the developers as well... this is such
a cool project! I hope the winter blues haven't gotten to ya...
spring is just around the corner. :)

Duane

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Daniel Kersten

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Feb 19, 2011, 8:23:25 AM2/19/11

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Everyone is going to have to be patient with ANI.
My suggestion would be to set a reminder to check out ANI for maybe six months time and forget about it until then.

I have spoken to Adrian about it and while ANI is far from dead, he has decided to discontinue public development for now. In time, the latest codebase will be made available to everybody again, but for now, don't expect to see any updates on the google code project page or this mailing list. At least, thats the impression I got - I'm not an authorative figure or anything.

I know its meaningless at this stage, but fwiw, what I've seen and heard from private discussions with Adrian is cool enough that I'm still optimistic about ANI, despite the zombie state of the google project page.

Duane Johnson

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Feb 19, 2011, 8:50:15 AM2/19/11

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Hi Daniel, thanks for the update. Developing a language is non-trivial--especially when taking a non-traditional approach--so kudos to Adrian for his ambition. Until the next release, I will patiently develop the virtue of patience. Is that a recursive virtue?

Duane

Daniel Kersten

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Feb 19, 2011, 12:48:06 PM2/19/11

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Great. Glad to hear you're not giving up on ANI :) I'll post an update whenever I can (or encourage Adrian to do so).

ANI (and dataflow in general) is of great interest to me, so I will be keeping tabs on it.

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