How popular is Python, anyway? (was: Long Live Python!)
Ville Vainio
vvainio at karhu.tp.spt.fi
Fri Jul 13 04:59:09 EDT 2001
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sill at optonline.net (Rainy) writes: > this and that, and getting hired. I actually did use some python at my > previous job (some cgi/image manipulation). I was then asked to redo it > in perl :-/." And that's when you reached for your revolver? I understand why it was your previous job, not current :-). This brings to my mind the techie Prima donna article referenced in slashdot a while ago: http://www.itrecruitermag.com/magazine/display-management101.asp?ContentID=603 I assume it would require quite a "team player" to agree to do something as revolting as turning a beautiful piece of python to a heap of line noise. -- Ville Vainio - http://www.tp.spt.fi/~vvainio - ICQ #115524762 Wild geese have no intention to cast a reflection Water has no mind to assume their form
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