<quote who="Martin">
> If you are suggesting something other than Blue, I'd be interested to
> hear the suggestion.
Ugh. It *was* my Blue response that started this thread. Ick. I can blame
you for some of it too, Martin. ;)
Serious suggestions from me are Python and Ruby.
Python is well designed, and has a large audience. It spans bits and pieces
of functional, procedural and object-oriented code, but doesn't make an
issue of it.
Ruby is yet another language in the same area as Python, Tcl and others. You
could almost call it perky: The use of "!" and "?" for various functions are
good examples of this. Does it have an audience? Are there willing geeks?
Two answers:
1. http://www1.fatbrain.com/asp/bookinfo/bookinfo.asp?theisbn=0201710897
2. http://tomwaits.sonicnet.com/allmusic/ai_album_desc.jhtml?a_id=139565
(Track 1)
- Jeff
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