RE: Eu 'Textbook' Prospects (Was: RE: GOTO - A fresh perspective?)
> > Do you think that Eu is... developed enough to catch the
> > attention of the programming community as a whole?
>
> No way. Compare it with Python, for example. Python
> was invented in 1990. Now there are many books, and
> tens (or hundreds) of thousands of users, including
> some significant projects at Google, Industrial
> Light+Magic, Four11, NASA.....
>
> Euphoria isn't even in the running.
Irv, seems like you are suggesting that in order for a language to be
"in the running" requires that it have many books published about it and
many thousands of users, and some significant projects by high-quality
named corporations.
I'm guessing Python didn't have all those starting out in 1990, and look
where it is today. Sure, EUPHORIA was released in 1993, but it doesn't
have the "backing" that Python has.
Regardless, EUPHORIA is one of the best work horses out there.
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