<quote who="Rowling, Jill">
> http://click.unixreview.email-publisher.com/maaaUNDaaWzQQa46tLbb/
> It's not April 1 yet but Unix Review sent me this reference to a new book on
> jython.
> Man, the way things are going with languages, /usr/bin is going to have to
> be the biggest partition in any Linux system! (closely followed by /var).
Jython is actually really cool. If you want to provide an easy-to-use
scripting environment in your Java application, you can have Python. If you
want to reuse your existing enterprise Python code when middle-management
decides that Java is the way to go, you can!
Does the use of sensible high-level scripting languages instead of C/C++
really mean that /usr/bin will get chunky? I dunno...
- Jeff
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