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Deliverable code?I wonder what Ltuer's think about deliverability? What is deliverable code? When I think about dynamic vs. static languages a big difference is the nature of the end product. A scripting language might conclude with a script deliverable, but does anyone want to deliver a script? Dynamic languages are "programmer friendly" but the final compiled deliverable is almost certainly "compromised" (ie slower or less safe). Languages like Java and C# require an intermediate virtual machine. This is only acceptable due the pervasiveness of the environments and probably compromises other languages using the VM. Can we have it both ways? Good deliverable code and a highly productive development environment? For example I have occasionally developed an application in Lisp and then converted it to C, (but not recently). Surely there is a better way? By Hank Thediek at 2007-04-07 14:17 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 13861 reads
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