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I found the web programming part of the book, especially the part on Silverlight, most interesting, since embedding Python in the browser seems like a lot more fun than writing cross-browser JavaScript. (Though, I wonder if PyPy's sandboxing could someday be used in the browser to do the same thing.) Michael Foord's Try Python ( source) is a good demonstration of what can be accomplished. I would have appreciated a chapter or section on parallel processing, since IronPython offers much better threading and concurrency primitives than CPython. Perhaps an example where IronPython can perform a task that would be impossible on other implementations of Python is in order.
NET can make concurrency easy and pythonic.īefore reading this book, I had dismissed. NET as a non-cross-platform hunk of Javaish APIs. I see now, though, that IronPython is able to combine the beauty of Python with some of. NET's better APIs (I would still rather use PyQt for GUI programming.
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