I don't recommend my own kind of thinking on this but to some people having little quirks and weirdness in the language is what's most attractive .. I totally understand what you mean re Python and Ruby.. although I think it comes down to personal inclination, not logic :)
Weyert de Boer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the tip on Mono/OS X ... that helps to know.
Yes, it works. Red Hat and FreeBSD is a positive too.
> What attracts me to Python is it's somewhat twisted personality (and not
> its productivity or consistency) ... I get bored very quickly with good
> clean fun
Yes, Python is nice for most purpose of course. I only don't really like
the syntax of course it's better then the syntax of Ruby. I consider Ruby
just ugly and moving functionality of a IDE (i.e. templating) into the
syntax of the language.
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