On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 11:32 AM, David MacQuigg <macqu...@ece.arizona.edu>wrote:
> OK, PyWhip is out. I'm still looking for something short and memorable. > > How about PyJet? Fits right in with its most likely home on App Engine. I > can even imagine a logo with a jet engine strapped to a Python. I can't > think of any S&M connotations, but then I'm not very familiar with that > subculture. :>) > > I'm more interested in opinions with reasons than just votes. The decision > will be made by those who are active on the project. > > -- Dave > Thanks for the clarifications. I had no idea why PyWhip was out. The connotation I'd gotten was like CoolWhip [tm] -- some kind of foamy sugary thing. Given the geometry-intensive curriculum I work with, I'm likely reliant on students having a local interpreter handy, along with 3rd party add-ons. I was doing more with VPython last night in fact, on the clock for one of our sponsors (Oregon Curriculum Network is over a decade old). More links on math-thinking-l (just posted): http://mail.geneseo.edu/pipermail/math-thinking-l/2010-February/000654.html Maybe I'll "see" some of you at tonight's the Math 2.0 event. Kirby
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