Mikey wrote: >> Are all Perl/Python/PHP/Ruby noticeably deficient? > > Yes, the current implementation is being used...currently. > However, the argument that the kludgey way of putting together > these applications is the way of the future is unreasonable > given the history of application development and deployment.
I agree that it would be ideal to have a one-size-fits-all solution which affords rapid development time and infinite scalability across all possible uses.
But in the here and now, given the evident usefulness of imperfect systems like Perl/Python/PHP/Ruby, it seems there's room for another entrant as long as it adds value to the mix.
Sure, it won't be perfect. But since imperfect systems are already driving this imperfect world, I see no harm in pursuing it.
And of course suggestions which would bring it closer to becoming the first perfect solution would be welcome.
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