Chris Travers wrote:
> Well, here is my sense (not that I am not sure there is a 100% firm 
> concensus).
>
> The core application is probably going to remain in Perl for the
> foreseable future and probably far longer.  However, we are working on
> adding hooks so that additional functionality could be added in other
> languages.  Rewriting the entire application in Python seems both
> unnecessary and time consuming, but that doesn't mean that Python
> add-on's cannot be supported.
>   


I think that sounds very sensible.  For example Ruby on rails floats my 
boat, but the main thing here is the style of coding, not really the 
language itself.

 From a crossplatform point of view I would have thought that Perl was 
actually about the best supported tool out there...?  I like the idea of 
a more MVC architecture, (such as catalyst or whatever the perl 
equivalent is called?).  However, it's just a coding style issue

Have a look at the new Rails 1.2 REST features, I think this is a very 
interesting approach to allow close integration with other languages and 
tools.  The intent is that you can hook web applications together...

It would be quite cool to be able to use something like mod_perl 
though.  I don't have a speed problem per-se with sql-ledger, but it 
would be nice to make it just a tad more snappy.  At the moment it's 
just got a hint of lag each time you click something which does make it 
feel very much like a web app and not a decent front end application.

It's really interesting to see the speed of development right now

Good luck all!

Ed W

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