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Victor Ng

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Victor Ng programs Python for money, but he'd be programming Python anyway if he was a bum.
Python and Continuations Posted: Feb 14, 2004 12:46 PM
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Damn you Ruby.

Ever since I learned what continuations are I feel pain whenever I'm writing web apps. Take a look at things like Borges and how simple life gets when you have continuations.

For those of you who don't know what a continuation is - the short answer is that it's an abstraction for the 'rest' of your program. Anyway - they're kind of evil, really powerful - and I want them. :)

I'll admit that I kind of think of Ruby as a red headed step child language next to Python. Well I did anyway. All I'm thinking now is "why the heck can't Python do some of that".

Ok - so Python doesn't really suck - but I really do wish it had continuations. And no - Stackless Python doesn't count. I want all my features in the primary build of Python.

In other news - I'm on vacation starting Tuesday.

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