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That may be the easy solution, but I don't think it is the best solution. I think anyone that knows java should learn jython because it will make you a better/faster developer. When I have to develop something new in java, I usually prototype the algorithm using jython. It's just so much faster and easier to skip the compile/debug/run cycle. Running from a command line lets you incrementally build gui's and play with them in ways that would be too tedious in java. Same thing for io, string parsing, code generation (especially generating test cases), bit manipulation, math, etc., etc. Then when I write the java code, I know what I'm trying to write. I don't "explore" in java, only in jython. |
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