Re: native-code languages (slashdot) and Borland rant

Just what we need. Borlands far too few resources split between even more
platforms. No, thank you.


Ditch .NET, it's just not worth it ...

I think a mixture of compiled and dynamic languages is the way to go.

For example just yesterday I've played around with wxPython and I have to
say that I'm totally blown away by its performance, ease of use and
functionality. Definitely worth exploring.

I think I haven't had so much fun playing around with a technology for a
long time.
Getting instant results is just awesome.

This also really changes my opinion about scripting languages.

I don't care what benchmarks say. Python+Wx feels a lot quicker than any
(thick client) .NET stuff I've seen so far. I love it.



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