Re: [Jekyllc-users] Jekyll..

[Rob E. <rob...@gm...>]

Hi Daniel,

This list is fairly quiet at the moment, since most of the people
involved with Jekyll are currently in the same building, and we have
been holding off trying to persuede other people to use it until the
language stabilises a bit.

The language should be quite a bit more solid with the upcoming 0.2
release, at which point it should start to become sensible to use
Jekyll for non-toy programs.

We are also currently investigating the possibility of merging the
Jekyll project with the Ivy project at UC Berkeley. How this ends up
happening may affect the design of the language.

Thanks for your interest.


-Rob


On 1/25/06, db...@co... <db...@co...> wrote:
> Hello everyone! (is there anyone else here?) :)
>
> Has anyone had a chance to write anything substantial yet?
>
> Also, is any more information about "concurrency features" available, oth=
er than the tantalizing mention in the README?
>
> thanks,
> Daniel Faken
>
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