Things and stuff

[Sean]

I wouldnt mind python either. I have heard really good things about it
like how it can kill small beast of problems with one venomous strike. Its
astounding quickness, and clean sleek lines making it a formidable
opponent to any task. Its ability to traverse the deadly jungles of
various platforms makes it a deadly competitor for development. 

=)

On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Edward Glowacki wrote:

> I'd be interested in learning more about Python.  From what I understand
> it's supposed to be a very nice language with a fast-growing user base.  
> There's also it's likely killer app, ZOPE (www.zope.org) which I've played
> with a little bit, looks really cool and would be even better if I knew
> Python... ;)
> 
> -- 
> Edward Glowacki			glowack2@msu.edu
> Network Services		
> Michigan State University	
> 
> On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Alan Garrison wrote:
> 
> > "Alan Garrison" <aeg@lbwl.com> 04/26/00 08:24AM
> > 
> > > ...which leads us to our next meeting.  It is currently 
> > > scheduled for May 7, and we do not have a topic established 
> > > yet.  
> > 
> > I'll reply to myself here.  I have recently become quite 
> > interested in the Python language, and while I haven't 
> > written anything substantial in it yet, I'm most of the 
> > way through the O'Reilly book on it.  Would GLLUG like 
> > a presentation on Python?  Keep in mind that I'm no expert, 
> > but I can try to throw something together for May 7 if 
> > people are interested.  It would be just a fairly high 
> > level overview with some small source examples.
> > 
> > 
> > 
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