Re: [Pythoncard-users] ACCU conference

[Alex T. <al...@tw...>]

Phil Edwards wrote:

>I notice in the slides you say that PythonCard isn't suitable for large
>projects - I think you're doing yourself a dis-service, I must say! My
>PIMP application currently runs to almost 5,000 lines of code, and the
>prototype standaloneBuilder in CVS has topped 2,000 lines.
>
>Python seems to produce less lines of code for a given solution than a
>lot of languages, so I think 5,000 lines constitutes a 'big' project in
>anyones book! :-)
>  
>
Different definition of "big" :-)
Last project I worked on professionally was somewhere around 5-10 
million lines of code (mostly C, small chunks of C++), depending on how 
you counted it.

And I do think it would be "interesting" to get things set up for a 
fully multi-developer single application in PythonCard - possible of 
course, but not the target area that PythonCard is best at.

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