On May 18, 2009, at 8:51 AM, Alan Bourke wrote:
> In general it seems to me that those languages and complementary
> technology like wxPython, SQLAlchemy, Rails and what have you are all
> primarily developed on Linux themselves, so the bulk of the examples
> and
> documentation is Linux-centric.
All of those things seem to run faster under Windows. I know that
Dabo does.
The main advantage of working in a non-Windows environment is that
you don't have to deal with the idiotic file system design: drive
letters and the use of backslash as a separator. This complicates any
code that needs to reference the file system.
BTW, I've yet to see any Rails examples that *weren't* done on OS X.
-- Ed Leafe
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