Announcing PyCs, a new Python-like language on .Net
Ville Vainio
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Wed Sep 1 16:38:52 EDT 2004
>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Hahn <mark at prothon.org> writes:
Mark> On 01 Sep 2004 00:47:40 -0700, Paul Rubin wrote:
>> Mark Hahn <mark at prothon.org> writes:
>>> I would have agreed with you before I saw the details of the
>>> C-Omega language. Check out this paper on how XML and SQL are
>>> handled directly in the language:
>> Yuck, Javascript handled those tasks just fine, it seemed to me.
Mark> Did you actually read the paper?
And I'd like to ask whether you've checked out David Mertz's
gnosis.xml.objectify?
To me, X# seems mostly like naive buzzword chasing - or a research
project that exists because someone needed a research project.
If you want to do something that could be worthwhile to a larger
number of people, add static type declarations to IronPython. There
you could really be pioneering stuff that will be in py3k. X# sounds
more like perl7, with snowballs chance in hell of being adopted by any
future python iteration.
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Ville Vainio http://tinyurl.com/2prnb
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