Beau Hargis wrote: > One of the questions that popped up over here about Io was regarding > library support. The benefits of something like python, perl and php is > that there is a huge library of modules to do just about anything you > want. I dont believe that JavaScript has such a huge library of modules, > either.
Those are valid comments. One only has to look at CPAN (although I'm not much of a Perl fan), PEAR/PECL (although I think PHP is best kept as a web scripting language), or how many dozen Python library packages there are in Debian/Ubuntu/Red Hat (not to mention Microsoft's embracing of Python as a .NET language). I noticed that Io supports sqlite, but not everybody is going to want to just connect to sqlite from their dialplan. One of the great things about redesigning the dialplan language is that we won't have to dip into AGI for things like accessing an enterprise DB anymore. If we choose a mainstream language, it's already going to have support for mainstream databases. _______________________________________________ Openpbx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openpbx.org/mailman/listinfo/openpbx-dev
