On Sunday 23 July 2006 11:36, Frans Englich wrote:
>
> Note how newer languages such as Python and Ruby largely removes the issue
> of coding style in the way the syntax is. That's pretty -- a language which
> not only focus on technical aspects, but also reduces friction in
> development teams.

Side note : this is true for Python, but not for Ruby : the versatility of its 
syntax (not only in how you can format the code, but also in the different 
idioms it supports) makes it less practical for shared code bases.

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