Hi Terrence -- > I am not too informed about .NET, but we also must consider it as > well as Python before declaring dominance.
Hehe... AFAIK, ".NET" has nothing to do with templating. MS made a fantastic move by leaving .NET barely-defined. Now everybody is imagining that .NET does whatever it is they are talking about. Maybe they should have just called it, ".FUD"! FYI: My understanding is that ".NET" is simply SOAP plus the MS Passport single sign-on system. SOAP is cool, but you don't need .NET to use it. MS Passport is a damn nightmare. Nobody needs to use this, ever. > Also, finally, instead of writing version after version of > HTML::Template in language after language, given the caching and > JIT-compilation of HTML::Template, perhaps just one version, > running in daemon mode could be connected to regardless of > language instead of having to maintain features and API across > languages and maintainers. Now, that is a cool idea. An HTML::Template server! -Jesse- ---- Jesse Erlbaum, CTO Vanguard Media 212.242.5317 x115 [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
