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- From: prem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Prem Kurian Philip)
- Date: Fri Sep 11 15:11:07 2009
From: Kenneth Gonsalves <lawgon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cobra seems to have just those things I miss in Python.
Hope it gets as popular as Python.
Go Cobra!
what about batteries? does it have the number of batteries built in and
third party modules that python has?
Unfortunately no. No batteries are provided and it has to be hand cranked
for now :)
The language is still quite young - but because it runs on .NET/Mono (and
is being ported to JVM), it should be possible to use the .NET or the Java
libraries.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This is just a guess. I haven't actually used Cobra yet.
What I like about Cobra is the fact that it is very similar to python but
really fast, has built-in unit testing support, does not have the awful
"self" parameter needed in python, catches typos at compile time rather
than run time etc.
By the way, Scala can use any java library - Spring framework, hibernate
etc. Scala is quite similar to Cobra.
Regards,
Prem
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