Randall Wood wrote:
I like the idea of a server part in php as it's easy to code and
maintain. For
the client I would prefer ruby, because it's installed on each mac
and is very
powerful in parsing the port output and also easy to read.
But that's a detail we can work out later.
BTW, I use the built-in php that comes with OS X for scripting
myself...
I would go for python since (cool sexy feature in 10.5) XCode 3 knows
what it is, Apples supports Cocoa in Python (if I read it correctly)
and it has shipped with OS X in one form or another for a while.
Why not Tcl ? (apart from the total lack of sex appeal, that is)
--anders
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