> - The use of Native Widgets.
> - MultiThreading.
> - Generate exe files.
> - and so on..
>
> I would like to hear, the roadmap in near time (corto plazo en español),
> finishing this year, and next year.
Neither of these :-)
Because I know only the short term of my personal life, I aim to get out
in 2008 (possibly September) the 3.1 version with more Seaside (e.g.
Scriptaculous and Magritte) and with finished Cairo/LibSDL/OpenGL bindings.
For 3.2 it's probably time to work on the browser, possibly using
OmniBrowser. But I don't know yet what to do for that, nor do I know
the timeframe. I don't work fulltime on GNU Smalltalk, though the
overall time I use in a week is probably around 12 hours (10 commutes
plus something here and there).
Native widgets require extensive testing which I cannot afford.
Multithreading is important but is very complex. Generating executable
files could be done relatively easily by embedding the image in a GNU
Smalltalk executable and relinking; it would definitely be portable to
Linux and MacOS (using "ld -r"), I guess the same would work with MSys.
Paolo
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