Alex Turner wrote:
> No.1 Python does not scale well.
> map x=new map();
Whatever that may mean. Reminds me why I deliberately forgot all of C
right after the final test of that class at university.
> vs
> self.d={};
Beep.
Go back to my initial article and read what I wrote. And try to
underst
No.1 Python does not scale well.
map x=new map();
vs
self.d={};
Python is 10x slower than C++ or Java. If you do _any_ kind of OO
programming, python is _very_ slow.
I have implemented a great little web content engine based on Python
and XML using PyXML, and it has _serious_ problems with larg
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 14:34, vladimir wrote:
> > I remember the Borland of old that offered extraordinarily powerful
> > tools at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, they are not the same
> > company they used to be.
>
> The freepascal + lazarus + ported ZeosDB could do the trick...
Yes, it could
> I remember the Borland of old that offered extraordinarily powerful
> tools at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, they are not the same
> company they used to be.
The freepascal + lazarus + ported ZeosDB could do the trick...
Vlad
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On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 01:51 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wolfgang, thanks! I am very persuaded by your arguments regarding
> Python. What you have written makes me look at Python in a different
> light.
>
> I happened to find a download of Python2.2 which I installed at work
> but have not
Arthur Hoogervorst schrieb:
Hi,
The company I work for actually uses the Zeos lib/Postgres extensively
to track the shipping and sales side for almost 3 years.
We're still running on a 7.2/7.4 Postgres database, because I haven't
been convinced yet to either update or upgrade to 8.x.x. I'm curious
Wolfgang, thanks! I am very persuaded by your arguments regarding
Python. What you have written makes me look at Python in a different
light.
I happened to find a download of Python2.2 which I installed at work but
have not tried out. I wish I could find detailed instructions on WHICH
py
Hello,
> But I know from past experience that I am not going to make a lot of
> progress teaching myself any form of C language.
I had to learn programming with Pascal at university first. It worked
for me.
Then I had to learn Fortran. Didn't like some things about it, but
still managed to
Hi,
The company I work for actually uses the Zeos lib/Postgres extensively
to track the shipping and sales side for almost 3 years.
We're still running on a 7.2/7.4 Postgres database, because I haven't
been convinced yet to either update or upgrade to 8.x.x. I'm curious
if others have successfull
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Objet : Re: [GENERAL] Adventures in Quest for GUI RAD
Programmers Paradise has delphi in their catalogs...
If you call borland and tell them you want to d
age d'origine-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de Steve Atkins
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> Objet : Re: [GENERAL] Adventures in Quest for GUI RAD
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> broadcast)
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>
> I was pleased with the progress I could make with Visual Basic and
> Postgresql, as well as what I could do through MS Access. But it
> would be so nice to have something that paints screens quickly and
> allows one to develop things fast. Powerbuilder was nice
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tony Caduto) writes:
> That's what was said 7 years ago. guess what it's still around
> and going strong. This is one of the most ridiculous arguments
> against using Delphi, every year people like you say this, then 7
> years go by and your still wrong
I wasn't the one
They are if you are doing any of your research at work :-)
I started using Delphi for shareware/hobby products and while the
initial investment was higher, I reap the benefits of a huge third party
and open source component environment.
Lets see, say you need a syntax highlighting editor componen
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> It is just too bad that there is not a better, more user friendly, well
> documented front-end tool for Postgresql in open source. It really is
> kind of a
> marketing issue, in a way. I mean, if someone could really put together
>
That's what was said 7 years ago. guess what it's still around and
going strong.
This is one of the most ridiculous arguments against using Delphi, every
year people
like you say this, then 7 years go by and your still wrong
The problem with Delphi is that it is uncertain where it will s
Martha Stewart called it a Good Thing when [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Zlatko Matic")
wrote:
> It seems that many people fanatically recommend Delphi, while others
> fanaticaly despise Delphi. I've sent a question about comparative
> features of MS Access/Visual Studio/Delphi for working with
> databases
I suppose, with regard to the question of Delphi, one might simply line up
and summarize or itemize all of the items and points PRO and CON.
One finds such PRO and CON lists for Postgresql vs MySQL vs Oracle, for
Linux vs Windows,... for so many things.
But, its all analogous to an ocean v
I am convinced that Tony Caduto is correct in everything he says about
Delphi.
If you are with some Company, and you have your full time to devote to
programming, and the support of a staff and a budget, why I am sure you can make
anything work for you. If you throw enough time and money an
Thanks, everyone, for suggestions regarding QT. I did find
a good book on QT in the computer section of a bookstore and spent quite some
time looking at it, the "hello world" exercise, and almost purchased it.
But I know from past experience that I am not going to make a lot of progress
t
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Programmers Paradise has delphi in their catalogs...
If you call borland and tell them you want to do a competive upgrade for
the old VB you are using
they will let you buy the upgrade
On Thu, 5 May 2005, Tony Caduto wrote:
Programmers Paradise has delphi in their catalogs...
I haven't used any Microsoft or Winduhs software for about eight years
now,
but I beleive that you can get -- for free -- Qt for winduhs. If you do this,
you get the Qt Designer included. This is a GUI GU
On Thu, May 05, 2005 at 04:28:43PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Thu, 5 May 2005, Tony Caduto wrote:
>
> >Programmers Paradise has delphi in their catalogs...
>
> I haven't used any Microsoft or Winduhs software for about eight years
> now,
> but I beleive that you can get -- for free -- Q
Programmers Paradise has delphi in their catalogs...
If you call borland and tell them you want to do a competive upgrade for the
old VB you are using
they will let you buy the upgrade to Delphi 2005 PRO. You have to ask.
Like I said before you get what you pay for and all this time you have bee
http://www.microolap.com/products/database/mydbacentral/
I was hoping to find a GUI Rapid Application development for Postgresql similar to the above. The above is the only thing I could find, but it seems to support only MySQL and not PostgreSQL. I am so anxious to find such a tool, if it woul
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