[EuroPython] What the heck does "pythonic" mean?
Dario Lopez-Kästen
dario at ita.chalmers.se
Mon Apr 11 22:26:44 CEST 2005
hello,
I am trying to understand the various, imho, religious subcultures(*) in
the Python world, and I need someone to explain what the heck "Pythonic"
means.
How do you judge if something is "pythonic" or not?
(*) the most prominent example is the "zope is not pythonic" thing that
goes around a lot.
As reference, I have a strong background in the Mac-vs-Pc wars since
before 1990, so I know a religious subculture when I see one ;-)
Thanks,
/dario
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