On 24 Jan 2007, at 15:02, David Zolli wrote:
But does it really matter that much? Even if I was the only one to
use a good tool, I'll keep using it whatever others think of it.
To some extent it does matter. The more users and developers, the
more code out there and the less we have to do ourselves and thus the
more productive we become and more bugs are fixed etc. etc. The more
visibility Tcl has, the more chances it has of becoming popular.
Will Tcl ever be the #1 programming language in the world? Who knows.
However, right now I firmly believe it is very underrated. The myths
you tend to hear about Tcl are sometimes incredible and totally
false. Someone has been rather good at spreading anti-propaganda on
Tcl, which is a real shame.
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