OpenEnterpriseTrends: How Python Tightens Its Enterprise Grip

"As Sun and Microsoft both look to embrace scripting languages in web services run by Java and .NET, Open Enterprise Trends spoke with Alex Martelli, the author of O'Reilly's leading books on Python in the enterprise -- Python in a Nutshell and Python Cookbook. In Part 2, Martelli offers insights on Python's different approach to working with Win32, Java,.NET and even C/C++ apps.

"Win32, Java and .NET devs can gain some useful perspectives on Python and how Python scripting can extend the integration capabilities of their Win32, ASP.Net, Java and C/C++ applications.This week, Martelli looks at the technical differences, including syntax, dynamic typing and Python's tendency to classify 'first-class objects...'"

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