Stephen Thorne (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} jerub) wrote,@ 2005-09-27 10:25:00 |
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getting it right.
Uche Ogbuji over at xml.com gets it right, when it comes to using xml and python. I've often referred to xml koolaid drinkers over to dirtsimple.org's little rants about how python and xml are completely unsuited to go together, now I have an article written from the java side of the fence that supports it :)
Python is a clean, flexible language capable of expressing itself with minimum verbage. It needs XML like a fish needs a snorkel.
Uche Ogbuji over at xml.com gets it right, when it comes to using xml and python. I've often referred to xml koolaid drinkers over to dirtsimple.org's little rants about how python and xml are completely unsuited to go together, now I have an article written from the java side of the fence that supports it :)
Python is a clean, flexible language capable of expressing itself with minimum verbage. It needs XML like a fish needs a snorkel.
