Re: GNUstep and Cocoa#???

[Chad Hardin]

I don't see the use for such a thing.  At least not yet.
But consider an example of what come in the future:

Let's say we would like an app with similar functionality to a 
non-trivial and very popular GNOME app.  Instead of writing it from the 
ground up we could use that app's "Model" classes and tie it to our own 
homegrown "View" and "Controller" classes.  Currently, something like 
that may be possible with the GIMP, I don't know and it's not really 
the point of my email anyhow.

Anyhow, if this GNOME app was written in C# and had an extensive set of 
well-written model classes we could use, something like this could be 
an advantage.

Chad

On Aug 13, 2004, at 5:44 PM, Gregory John Casamento wrote:

> All,
>
> Having read about this Cocoa# business on slashdot, I'm not sure what 
> the
> GNUstep community's response should be to it.  I thought I would take 
> the
> initiative and post something here about it to see how the rest of the 
> GNUstep
> community feels about it.
>
> I'm neither for it, nor against it, I'm just interested in hearing 
> opinions.
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thank, GJC
>
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