From: Nikolai Weibull <mailing-lists.ruby-talk@...>
Date: 2005-02-17T09:56:06+09:00
Subject: Re: Where is Ruby headed etc.

* Glenn (Feb 17, 2005 01:50):
> Now a controversial point.  The perl website (www.perl.com) catches my
> eye.  

Really?

> So does the Python one (www.python.org).

Again, really?

> For whatever reason, both websites made me go "mmm, this language
> looks interesting, lets investigate further.

> The Ruby one (www.ruby-lang.org) doesn't.  Well, not for me.  It's not
> a bad website, most of the basic content is there, but so much more
> could be added to it, to sort of collect lots of basic ruby info and
> websites into one specific place, to attract and interest the new
> potential rubyist.  And it should be much more eyecatching.  Like the
> website should be an HTML venus-flytrap for programmers.  Well, that's
> my thought anyway.

> I did say it was a controversial point!

You bet!  I think Ruby's web page is a lot more compelling than either
Python's or Perl's,
	nikolai

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