And what's the next quickfire version in?

Post #3,134 by wharris2 7/30/01 8:23:53 PM Reply	And what's the next quickfire version in? Just curious. Perl? Python? Something more esoteric? (jeez, someone so cocky he'll rewrite the stuff in a new language.... Infoworld and EZ must be rolling in their graves. Oooops, I forgot, they aren't in graves yet.) French Zombies are zapping me with lasers!
Post #3,135 by admin 7/30/01 8:51:53 PM Reply	PHP Regards, -scott anderson
Post #3,240 by drewk 7/31/01 12:36:38 PM Reply	WOOHOO! Cool, I can finally see how you're doing it and (hopefully) offer some help. This is my sig. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Post #3,261 by admin 7/31/01 1:56:00 PM Reply	Don't get TOO excited. I was doing it as an example for a job prospect. I really don't like PHP. :-) I'll probably do the next version after that in Webkit. I was kicking around the idea of having versions in multiple languages all running against the same database. Why? Because I can. :-) Regards, -scott anderson
Post #3,264 by drewk 7/31/01 2:01:26 PM Reply	Hey, did I say I cared why you did it? I just care that you're going to do the heavy lifting to get it running, then I can tweak it however I like. Why? Because I can, too. This is my sig. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Post #3,265 by admin 7/31/01 2:02:14 PM Reply	Heh heh heh. Regards, -scott anderson
Post #3,327 by ChrisR 7/31/01 10:01:53 PM Reply	Hmmmm... Why? Because I can. :-) Why do images of circles and rectangles come to mind? And when can we see the SED and AWK versions? :-)
Post #3,339 by admin 7/31/01 10:41:46 PM Reply	Don't tempt me. I haven't got that kind of time. :-) Regards, -scott anderson

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