Well, I understand it's pretty annoying. You work your ass off, come up from your attic to show what you have and instead of a pat on the head, "good boy" and a cookie, you get ridiculed because the project you are working on was several years overdue already when you started working on it several years ago and everyone is sick of the look-what-I-have messages already.

There are two simple steps to solve the problem:

  1. Rename the project!
  2. Keep the updates to your sites. We do not get "We've implemented this and that and are certain the new version will be ready around Christmas." for Python, Ruby, C#, Java or Brainfuck, there's no reason we should get them for Rakudo. Neither the fact that the language this project is attempting to design and implement has some remote resemblance to Perl, nor the fact it was misnamed "Perl 6" causing confusion and blocking the next version number makes these progress messages on topic.

Jenda
Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.

In reply to Re^2: Reaped: Re: Reaped: Re: Rakudo Star (Perl 6 bundle) now supports MoarVM and JVM backends by Jenda
in thread Rakudo Star (Perl 6 bundle) now supports MoarVM and JVM backends by raiph

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