Messaging, that is communication, is its strong point. It really rocks
there. It does good at other things as well. I have found it good for
reporting from text files too. Its a good versatile language.
I am using it to integrate computer systems such as ordering, inventory,
time accounting to Palm devices. It runs on the server end handling
synchronization process. At home I use it to test artificial
intelligence programs.
Its good stuff, and I am just refering to /Core. There is more to come
soon.
--Ryan
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> When I first read on Rebol's site that the distinction between code
> and data is blurred I cheered. I looked at the language constructs and
> thought that looks like some of my psuedo code. But then hmm...now
> what? I've been trying to figure out what Rebol's niche is(/are). It
> is described as a messaging language. Between what and what?I can see
> how flexible it is. Less clear is the readability of the code I've
> seen. I would really appreciate it if people could tell me what
> applications of Rebol they have made (or dreamt of) that clearly show
> Rebol (with it's announced features) as being a better choice than a
> general purpose language for those applications. Thank's for your
> time.Brett Handley.
