Re: Preferred language?
Sergio Tortosa Benedito <[email protected]>
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Thank you for your response: Now let me discuss your arguments ( for the sake of recording it ), also have in mind it's going to be for the point of view of a tool for the distribution ( not for the user but rather for the developer, sorry I forgot to tell that ). El 27/3/2015 15:58, "Jean-Roch HUET" <[email protected]> escribió: > > Easier to read (defined norm for writing, clean code), Agree > Faster, Hmm... In the list there were compiled languages ( and lua), anyway not something important ( because we are talking about developer side) > Multi-platform, I fail to see how the others ore not multiplatform (even the compiled ones) > Allows down-programing (to execute lower-levels code, like C or ASM), Inside Python? Didn't knew that, anyway in any language we can use C modules. > Optimised, Same as faster > Allows GUI, Yeah, it's builtin guilibrary seems to be a nice idea, however, if I were to write a GUI for a tool I would use Qt/Gtk/Efl/wxWidgets. >allows to code even big programs (Vampire the Mascarade: Bloodlines is made with it), Ruby ( and hence pretty much Crystal )should fall into this same category > Well memory managment, Humm... Fair point (I think) > Intuitive syntaxe, easy to learn. Another fair point (however Ruby is not so far) > It is a language on the good line. > C/C++ stays the reference. We could say the code could run at speed of 1x. > Java is one of the most used language (including android phones, of course), it will run on 2x. > Python is more and more optimized, the speed will be 3 to 4x. For a scripted language, this is very fast. > Personaly, I use always languages : > - C/C++ (most of the time) > - ASM (with MASM, rare, when I need VERY fast modules) > - VBScript / PowerShell / Batch on windows, for little things > - Bash on Linux, for litthe things, > - Python on Windows and Linux, more and more (I should have use it from the start but I didn't know) I agree, Python it's awesome for small/one-time scripts as it has tons of libraries Again thank you for your feedback. --Sergio _______________________________________________ gobolinux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-users