Python Forum

[Brad Jones]

This forum was requested. If it can maintain Q&A, then we will keep it and eventually shift it higher on the forum list. If it cannot maintain Q&A traffic, it will be merged into another group.

You asked for it, now is your chance to show it is worth having a forum on this topic!

Brad!

[mandeep2]

last reply in this Forum was on the first of this month (1st April) ...
makes me wonder is it some kind of April Fool's Day trick?
A reply on 1st April, second on 30th April.

This Forum is doomed!

[Brad Jones]

This Forum is doomed!

Yes, if people don't start using it (the Python forum), then it is going to be disbannded.

Brad!

[MrDoomMaster]

I haven't been doing much Python development on my end right now, so I have nothing to discuss. Later, however, when I start doing a little more python programming I will definitely be using it more. It's only been 2 months, I say give it 4 more at least.

[dglienna]

Change it to IronPython?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

[mandeep2]

Actually it is the same situation (although little better than here) on Python Forum
There are hardly any users online, I mostly see 3 users online
- Me
- Google Bot
- MSN Bot


Weeks pass without any reply, the Python people do not seem to be helpful, I think!

[ifdef]

I think the problem is that python can be an intuitive language and the docs that exist for it are very good. What ever I couldn't from the pydocs I got from Dive Into Python.

Still it would be good to have a Python community here on Code Guru. The real issue may be that there is not a lot of development being done in Python or that the development may not be that hard.

It would be sweet to see people discuss things like calling Python from C++ or using DLL's with Python. There are a lot of cool things going for Python too like Iron Python or Iron Python Studio.

I'll just hope things pick up.