Hi
I was just mentioning the plethora of options. My prospective employer
just wants to test my skills using suduku. Otherwise his company is
developing a new webservice, for which he needs only python experts.
There is another project called 'dabo' (dabodev.com) which develops a
framework for database development using python. So, I think python is
also another candidate like dotnet for general purpose coding for web
and databases.
Maybe something is gonna come like '.Dotnet enabled python' or 'Php for
DotNet'?
regards
Nataraj
Giuliano Colla wrote:
Nataraj S Narayan ha scritto:
[...]
Already my head is cluttered and confused with so many tools. One
company is offered me a job , if I could write the Suduku game using
Python. For my work I use Delphi/Lazarus and PHP. Now if I need to
get out of this company I need to go the dot net way.
I'm a bit confused too. What Python has to do with dot net?
Python is a nice "interpreted interactive object-oriented programming
language" (from Python's man page). It's an interpreted language, not a
compiled one. It's multiplatform, but, with tkinter which provides the
visual functionalities of tcl/tk, it's more a thousandfold improvement
of Visual Basic, than a substitute for Delphi, or Lazarus of whatever.
One of the best solitaire games set I've ever seen, Pysol by Markus
Oberhumer ( http://www.pysol.org/ ) is written in Python. Maybe it's
just the right language for a Sudoku game. But I don't see any
relationship with dot net. What I'm missing?
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