>>55
C# is what you may use for some
ENTERPRISE application, like Java. Java actually implements what I need in terms of concurrency, but doesn't give me what I need in terms of development speed.
I'm not a C# programmer (actually I work only under GNU/Linux and NO, I don't trust in Mono), but I know it's pretty similar to Java. This kind of language is good if you need to develop a big application.
As programmer, I need to know a language which is well suited for quick-and-dirty stuff ass well as big applications. Python seems to fit my needs except on the threading point.
>>28san was talking about Jython, but do I really want to have an interpreter over a VM?