python is going to die! =(

[julio]

Abe Mathews wrote:


> As for C# "killing" Python?  I don't think so.  There are still plenty
> of folks programming in Fortran (and heck, some still in COBOL) for
> crying out loud.  C is still studied, used, and taught, even though
> C++ was should have supplanted it.  Maybe at some point Python will
> stop being a major development language, but that doesn't mean it's
> going to die.

 
> Languages are tools, plain and simple.  You appear to have found a
> tool that works better for you in the methods that you prefer to work
> under.  That doesn't diminish the usefulness of someone else's
> preferred tool.  Just because you like your table saw, that doesn't
> mean that the usefulness of my old handsaw is diminished, it just
> means we have additional options available.  Options are a GOOD thing.
> 
> Abe Mathews

 If you consider a language used by 5 crazy guys not being dead then
fine.And maybe you can see languages as just interchangeable tools when you
just develop some custom system scripts, but when 90% of the developers
need to consider how many developers you will find to start a proyect, or
how the tools that increase your productivity are ,things looks diferent. 

It is exactly as you said, options are good , and there are no options for a
real python ide other than the wingide guys sells their ide for a
ridiculously 200$ because they have no competition or because no one realy
cares about a real python ide.