I agree with Markus on that one , I am really a ârelease first update laterâ kind of guy. Which of course means also that I am against the idea of having only 1 release per year for Pharo. The why has been explained in myriads of online blog posts because I am far from the only one to believe in this. This why I never stuck with the stable release , I never saw any use for me or anyone else. Quite the contrary I think it hurts the development process by delaying bug reports. On Mon, 23 Oct 2017 at 05:27, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:
Tudor Girba-2 wrote
Bloc is usable since half a year (the tutorial from ESUG was also given at PharoDays and works out of the box).
[not-a-rant ;)] After spending a good part of the day playing with Bloc, I'm wondering whether I am approaching it wrong. When I hear "useable", I think useful in real life scenarios - maybe not necessarily production, but at least day-to-day personal/in-house use. With many failing examples, deprecations, and seemingly minimally working text support (I was playing with BlTextElement, not looking for a full editor), I didn't find this to be the case. Am I missing something? Was "useable" meant in the sense of "ready for experimentation and feedback"? I am not complaining at all. I just want to be clear on the status so I effectively manage my expectations and find the best way to help out. Thanks! [/not-a-rant ;)]
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