Subj : Re: technical support options?
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Shanti
Date : Thu Mar 03 2005 10:59 pm

About 5 years ago, I started investigating scripting languages for my
company, Raosoft, Inc. We chose SpiderMonkey as a scripting platform.
As of a couple years ago, SpiderMonkey became totally indespensible,
and we couldn't be happier. We get better products faster to market
than any of our competitors, and our customers actually feel
comfortable customizing the program to their needs.

There's a lot of existing code (see my tutorial at
http://www.jsdb.org/embedding.html), including a remote debugger and
development tools like JSLINT. Admittedly, it's not as mature as Perl,
but at least you can read your own code.

Shanti

ryfar12@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure if this is the right group for this post, but I was
> wondering what my technical support options are for Spidermonkey.  I
> mean, if my company integrates Spidermonkey into our software, is
there
> a company somewhere that we can count on for technical support?  My
> boss is worried about what'll happen if we get stuck on an issue half
> way through integration, and he'd feel a lot better about using
> Spidermonkey if we could get a support contract with someone.  Any
> ideas?  Thanks in advance.

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