[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Presuming it's going to be widely used, we might as well plan it here --
> anybody else have structural suggestions for the tool?
at the risk of starting a language argument, i'm against doing it in
PHP. i'd suggest Python:
* Lots of people know it (although perhaps less than PHP - but it's easy
to learn),
* It's fast, especially with FastCGI, compared to PHP, since there's no
startup cost on every request,
* It's arguably a cleaner and nicer language.
* There's already an edit counter in Python ;) (mine)
- river.
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