Code Samples/Comparisons
Bill Marriott
wjm at wjm.org
Thu Dec 3 10:24:37 EST 2009
Hi everyone,
We've taken your feedback to heart and will be putting effort into
significantly improving our comparisons. (It obviously doesn't help to put
up "straw men.")
To that end, I would very much appreciate contributions from the community.
If you have code samples in other languages that you feel would be good
illustrations of how revTalk can be shorter and/or more readable, please
either post them to the list or mail directly to me -- bill.marriott (at)
runrev.com.
We're especially interested in :
- ActionScript (Flash)
- REALbasic
- PHP
and to a lesser extent
- C/C++/C#
- Visual Basic
- Java
- JavaScript
If you are able to replicate the functionality with a revTalk example, all
the better. Try to focus your efforts on real-world tasks, classic
programming challenges, things everyone building software can relate to. And
of course, areas where revTalk really shines.
While it won't be the same as getting "recognized experts" [in those other
languages] to produce the examples, I know there's a wealth of knowledge
here in the use-list and am hoping you'll contribute some sterling examples.
Thanks very much,
Bill
RunRev marketing guy
> Whatever the answer, Andre raised a very relevant point, with which I
> fully agree, that Rev is not well served by using a comparison against
> what others feel is very poor code. [...]
>
> To truly demonstrate Rev's ability against other code, get the code
> written by a recognised expert in that language (somebody like Bruce Eckel
> for Java and C++). Yes, it would cost money but I believe it would be
> money well spent.
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