Comments for stacyprowell.com http://stacyprowell.com/blog Ugh, Stacy's talking again... Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:50:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Gosu by Carson Gross http://stacyprowell.com/blog/2011/12/05/gosu/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Carson Gross Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:50:51 +0000 http://stacyprowell.com/blog/?p=538#comment-178 Hi Stacey, Thanks for looking at Gosu! Yes, so our documentation is a bit lacking. We are currently all hands on deck getting the intellij plugin working, since a statically typed language without a good IDE is a very poor user experience. Documentation is on the list, but realistically it probably won't be great until the middle of next year. Also, another thing hindering doing Gosu development is the lack of a web framework, etc. We are working on a Rails-like (but w/ static typing) framework called Ronin (http://ronin-web.org) and, again, I'd expect that to be in a decent spot by the middle of next year. And I should qualify all of this by saying this is with respect to *open source* Gosu. Guidewire's internal tools for Gosu development are quite mature and are an entirely different story (as evidenced by the big boys deployed with it.) I'm happy to argue about variance or talk Gosu whenever you like. And thanks again for looking at Gosu! Cheers, Carson Hi Stacey,

Thanks for looking at Gosu!

Yes, so our documentation is a bit lacking. We are currently all hands on deck getting the intellij plugin working, since a statically typed language without a good IDE is a very poor user experience. Documentation is on the list, but realistically it probably won’t be great until the middle of next year.

Also, another thing hindering doing Gosu development is the lack of a web framework, etc. We are working on a Rails-like (but w/ static typing) framework called Ronin (http://ronin-web.org) and, again, I’d expect that to be in a decent spot by the middle of next year.

And I should qualify all of this by saying this is with respect to *open source* Gosu. Guidewire’s internal tools for Gosu development are quite mature and are an entirely different story (as evidenced by the big boys deployed with it.)

I’m happy to argue about variance or talk Gosu whenever you like. And thanks again for looking at Gosu!

Cheers,
Carson

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