Re: [Logicaldesktop-general] Technology switch?

[Lawrence O. <l.o...@gm...>]

> Well, functional languages are easier to read IMO. They are more declarative.
> You have a better comprehension of how the data is transformed.

Easier only if you have ever used a functional programming language
before in a serious way (I don't). Anyway, for the final user it
doesn't matter

> First of all, we don't need much speed, it's already ok, except very long
> folders. Anyway, python is dynamically typed, so, even if compiled, must do
> more checks than mono at runtime. 

Python is strongly and dinamically typed so there's not a difference
a-priori, cause the speedness of a program doesn't depend only on
that... Anyway it's up to you :)