From: Henning von Rosen <henning@...>
Date: 2001-12-30T06:52:37+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:29655] Re: Python and Ruby: a comparison

> Ruby.next and
> Python 3000.

Pyby :-)!!

[Conrad]> So my question is: at such a presently entirely hypothetical
future
> juncture, is there any practical and desirable middle ground for a common
> single successor language to the current generations of Python and Ruby?

then again, variation+modification==evolution...

I think the both share one trait: human-friendlyness; extremely important
and not so easily defined.

I think Ruby and Python is about the same thing: making progamming more fun
(fun as in effective&enjoyable&lessErrorprone not by limitation bur by
empowerment) for humans, which is not a bad thing.

and there are more languages to be inspired by than Python/Ruby. (think FP)

/h