27 August, 2007

Initial thoughts on Python and Django

In an effort to learn a new skill and get some much needed exposure to another programming language, I've started learning Python.  Its a very neat language, and its use of whitespace to organize code pleases the code style nazi that Sandy has instilled in me.  Reading the code itself, its refreshing how uncluttered it can be without curly braces, dollar signs, and semi-colons all about.

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