Ed Leafe wrote:
One of the things I hear most often from people who have started
working in Python was just how short a period it took to not feel like
a newbie anymore. Sure, there's always more to learn, but it is amazing
how quickly people can start being productive in Python.
I agree. When I was looking for a language in the Linux world that I
could be as productive in as Fox in Windows, Python fit that and then
some. It's syntax is clear and everything is included.
Socket programming - included
HTML/XML parsing - included
Email libs - included
etc...
Database framework (Dabo) - not included, but easy to get going.
Not to mention, I'm a bit lazy too so instead of learing PHP or
something else, I also used Python to do our websites.
Casey
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