(another) Graduate thesis on Python-related subject

[Juu]

Jarno,


I would be very much interested in the results of such a study.

BTW - I am writing my BSc thesis on the subject of "Dynamic Software
Development (DSD) using Jython" (essentially I'm defining DSD as being any
subset of '(prototyping, scripting, prototyping, evolutionary prototyping,
Xtreme programming)').

I'm saying DSD's going to get big and that Jython is a hell of a good tool
(power of Python + leverages the established Java platform) to use for DSD
(I'm starting to have my doubts on this though since I cannot get it to work
as I wish :) - see thread "dependency problem with jythonc").

I'm also writing in English (which is my 3rd language :-) ).


Any comments on this from the group?
I'm a bit concerned about the definition of "DSD"...


Best regards,
Juu.

"Jarno J Virtanen" wrote:
> I'm planning to do my graduate thesis (pro gradu) for MsC on (yet
> unconfirmed and still vague) subject tightly related to Python.  In
> Is there "official" (or other) interest in such study?
> I know the work done by Lutz Prechelt ("An Empirical
> Comparison of C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, Rexx, and Tcl for a
> Search/String-Processing Program")
> Sure! Have a look at Lutz Prechelt's  interesting publication con-
> trasting differences and experience of/with several languages used
> to implement a solution to the same problem under equal conditions
> (in which Python was one of the examined languages):
>
>   http://wwwipd.ira.uka.de/~prechelt/Biblio/jccpprt_computer2000.pdf