If you had actually considered what has been written in this thread, then you'll realize that throwing a bunch of items in an e-mail has nothing to do with feature requests. I find quite contradictory that one of your main arguments is about not having enough contributors and yet take that attitude instead of getting something positive out of the initiative. But I guess I must be wrong, that surely works, It's just me that doesn't understand how. Andrés Stéphane Ducasse escribió:
so here is my whislist in no order.
- multiwindowing system - native mashup of native elements by os for building widgets - new ui framework (with decent coordinate system) a cool sexy widget set (MVP behind). - vm callable as dll - bootstrappable - distributions + build servers + validated packages - better code browsers and tools - pretty print as you type - cairo backend or opensvg like rendering - faster/cleaner monticello - new filesystem - module system - new mop - UIbuilder and interpreter - good RMI - better JIT - cleaner VM code - faster system - good connection with C libraries - clean and extensible event system - remote debugger - better compiler - cross compilation - better documentation with example - 100% test coverage - better library for connection to database https XML handling web services gluing and extracting info https support network - widget for seaside - scaffolding for CRUD in Seaside - persistency solutions - OODMs - ERP in Smalltalk - ...
So ok add yours.