Python & the job market

[Eric @ Zomething]

> I have experience about 4 years of Java experience (designed and developed
> numerous projects as a consultant in the past), 10+ years of Oracle
> experience, about 5 years of Perl experience so programming is not a problem
> . I guess my main point that I should have touch upon was learning Python
> and influencing management to go the Python route in a company where Java is
> the standard.


Question: in terms of these kind of objectives, how important are a world class IDE and world class libraries?


Python: Batteries are included, but do we need 110/220v power source as part of the package for the "next phase"?  Or, from perhaps a Guido perspective, is that going beyond what Python was intended for?


Eric Pederson
"Anything is possible" - LB