What a joke! :-) What gives you that idea. They are completely
different tools for one. RB will have its place in the Linux
world, but I doubt it will ever gain the marketshare all the
languages you mentioned have. RB is great for rapid
(crossplatform) desktop application development. Some Linux
developers might try it out, but if you're heavy into java or C++
and already have heaps of libraries at your disposal, I doubt RB
will even be considered.
Completely agree.
But RB for Linux is not interesting just for desktop applications:
we have a couple of console applications developed using RB that
run just fine.
Indeed, forgot about console applications, and that having done it
myself :-)
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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