What can be done with Python?

semaphore said:
Yet your immediate comment is berate a language. Funny. :erm:
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Maybe you should read properly, i clearly stated >I< don't like javascript , i never said javascript is crap. You are clearly way too defensive over this for some inexplicable reason . There's no argument that javascript is a very popular language, but it doesn't mean everyone has to like it and should all be jumping ship and coding everything from server side to client side to mobile apps in it.
 
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diabolus said:
Maybe you should read properly, i clearly stated >I< don't like javascript , i never said javascript is crap. You are clearly way too defensive over this for some inexplicable reason . There's no argument that javascript is a very popular language, but it doesn't mean everyone has to like it and should all be jumping ship and coding everything from server side to client side to mobile apps in it.
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I read it clearly, your logic regarding how to structure a js app and your asinine comment regarding async shows your knowledge on the subject. So your disdane for the language is only fueled by your ignorance. But yeah boet, stick with your awesome webpy and django (lol), i mean it has controllers and .py files so you can put your code in it. rofl. :erm:
 
semaphore said:
You're mistaken. It was written with Air.
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Dafuq?! There's definitely vb.net in there. I had to translate one of our functions to calculate a check value for them to vb.net
 
Hamster said:
Dafuq?! There's definitely vb.net in there. I had to translate one of our functions to calculate a check value for them to vb.net
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I think the web app is vb.net, but the stand alone ones companies install is air. Saw it at my previous company when they did the tax this year.
 
I wrote a program that does real time audio processing in Python. So it's applications are pretty diverse :)

That being said, every language has it's uses. If I had to do a project which required me to learn VB.net, I would quickly learn it. Ditto for Javascript and such.
 
I use Python for ETL (extract, transform and loading of data). I used to use Perl and still love how Perl handles regex but it is time to move on ...
 
Using one programming language to try and achieve multiple/cross-platform things might cause you more headache than it would be to write natively for each (not that you have to, just pointing it out)

Code to learn. Don't learn to code.
 
Ruined a friends pomf clone with python.
PHP: 
import requests
from PIL import Image
i = 0
ii = 2
for x in range(0, 300000):
        i += 1
        im = Image.open('wkheya.jpg')
        pix = im.load()
        pix[i, 1] = (ii,ii,ii,255)
        if i == 890:
                i = 0
                ii += 1
        im.save("wkheya.jpg")
        r = requests.post('http://*****/upload.php', files={'files[]': open('wkheya.jpg', 'rb')})
        print(x)
        print(r.text)
Result
<net> pls
<net> pls
<net> l
<net> s
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I just use python for quick ****ty scripts.
 
envo said:
Using one programming language to try and achieve multiple/cross-platform things might cause you more headache than it would be to write natively for each (not that you have to, just pointing it out)

Code to learn. Don't learn to code.
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