ActiveState Discontinues VisualPerl/Python
Noiser writes "ActiveState discontinues VisualPerl and VisualPython for Windows. Demand doesn't justify further development, they say. No, they don't mean to open-source these products, due to licensing problems with the inseparable MS Visual Studio integration code. Back to vi/Notepad/Komodo, then..."
For a minute there I thought this was just another example of perl code.
My bet is its still compilable.
liqbase
Visual Studio??? + Perl???
Isn't that what bad software engineers are forced to use for eternity in Hell?
Yeeeechhh!!!
Back to vi/Notepad/Komodo, then..
Uh, back to? Personally, I never left.
hi mom!
Now all customers that used this code are stuck at the current version of Perl, never to be able to upgrade. ...And Microsoft calls the GPL viral?! Microsoft with the license they allowed activestate, to use there code with, would be called what? Radioactive code or nuclear code?
Well you *nix wussies can use your overblown IDEs like vi but we real men on Windoze just "copy con accounting.pl" and code away.
A barely used plug-in bites it and you wet your pants?
Oh yeah, Microsoft is totally doomed.
Now if only the Perl Community would abandon Perl support, the world would be a better place.
And vi is free as in syphilis
The dangers of excessive individualism are nothing compared to the oppressiveness of excessive collectivism
Um, I did mention Emacs. You didn't think we all used it because it was such a brilliant Notepad substitute, did you?
Yes, emacs saves me lots of typing. It's so convenient - instead of having to type out long class and method names like "foobar.query_frobnicate", all I have to do is type "fo", then press C-X-automatically-complete-this-class-name and hit enter, and it fills in the "oobar" bit automatically!