Well, if you use Unicode then either Python based framework would probably be btter. Also, there are in general a lot more tools and libraries to help you on your way with Python coding than with Ruby coding.
That's totally cool...
I totally appreciate your lack of beligerance towards me despite my self serving tendencies.
Please pardon my regression into late 50's early 60's jargon..since I wrote that review of Rob Walch's book about the podcasting phenomenon, I have learned that it is a fact that Bob Dylan will release his latest album (first in almost five years---the last was released on September 11, 2001) and, for the first time I can personally recall, he has also released the name of the album in advance. It will be called Modern Times. That's ironic given Dylan's 5 decade long journey into the past prior to this release.
Hey hyfe,
Well, I tired anyway;-)))
Ron
http://www.awaretek.com/ the technology of beign human...one voice crying the wilderness...
i don't feel like a politician...
There is a lot of difference between the spoken word and the printed word. Each has its good points, but they are different. I never understood this until I began podcasting and listening to podcasts.
Sometimes it helps to read about a subject, and then hear about it, to go back and forth. Universitiy professors have understood this for hundreds of years.
Counter-intuitively, it works extremely well for learning programming concepts. Read about the concepts, use the concepts, listen to a lecture about them, then read some more, then do, then read-listen do, read listen do.
It works. The human mind is not a static, works-best-only-one-way device. Maybe Marshual Macluhan was on to something after all.
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Well, if you use Unicode then either Python based framework would probably be btter. Also, there are in general a lot more tools and libraries to help you on your way with Python coding than with Ruby coding.
Wow, Ace, you said that really well. I think you correct! Ron
That's totally cool... I totally appreciate your lack of beligerance towards me despite my self serving tendencies.
...and just a little bit scared...
Please pardon my regression into late 50's early 60's jargon..since I wrote that review of Rob Walch's book about the podcasting phenomenon, I have learned that it is a fact that Bob Dylan will release his latest album (first in almost five years---the last was released on September 11, 2001) and, for the first time I can personally recall, he has also released the name of the album in advance. It will be called Modern Times. That's ironic given Dylan's 5 decade long journey into the past prior to this release.
I'm happy.
Ron Stephens http://www.awaretek.com/podcasts/index.html
is this serendipitously synchronistic, or what?
Hey hyfe, Well, I tired anyway ;-)))
Ron
http://www.awaretek.com/ the technology of beign human...one voice crying the wilderness...
i don't feel like a politician...
There is a lot of difference between the spoken word and the printed word. Each has its good points, but they are different. I never understood this until I began podcasting and listening to podcasts.
Sometimes it helps to read about a subject, and then hear about it, to go back and forth. Universitiy professors have understood this for hundreds of years.
Counter-intuitively, it works extremely well for learning programming concepts. Read about the concepts, use the concepts, listen to a lecture about them, then read some more, then do, then read-listen do, read listen do.
It works. The human mind is not a static, works-best-only-one-way device. Maybe Marshual Macluhan was on to something after all.
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