On 4/21/07, luismg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For me, the difference between python's dynamicity and Boo is simply
that python allows for a more exploratory way of development.
I *LOVE* it! :D >
http://www.oreillynet.com/xml/blog/2007/04/qotdluisironpythondevlist_pyth.html
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M. David
I also I agree with you two.
Boo is an extremelly nice and productive static language, and its
syntax is so similar to Python's that waisting time deciding what to
choose for a given task is almost non-sense.
I think the decision should be made based on platform and libraries to
be used mainly and,
I agree, Boo is a nice language, but given its foundation as a
statically-typed language it's not exactly a one-to-one comparison.
Of course you can always use the duck type capabilities to gain a
similar dynamic effect, but even a Boo duck type doesn't provide a
fair one-to-one as you still have
