Archived What is the best way to keep your projects organized from start to finish? (programming)
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Archived What is the best way to keep your projects organized from start to finish? (programming)
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[–] AnthraxAlex 1 point 1 point 2 points (+2|-1) ago
Yes. I love python but there's just certain levels of complexity where it's better to use another tool. All of the massive projects using it end up rewriting in something else once they hit a certain complexity.
[–] Marsog [S] ago
Thanks for the answer. Do you know of an easy way to combine python and another language like C# or C++? Python and C are the only languages I barely know.
[–] AnthraxAlex 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago (edited ago)
You can call python or c++ from c# using com interop bindings if you have some external library you want to consume from your c# app. I'd recommend learning c# over c++ because it's going to be more widely used except in niche use cases and it will be easier to go from knowing c# to learning c++ when you need too.
[–] justlogin 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Honestly, most scripts I write for specific purposes just pipe one unix command to another. You can often process HTML/XML with
grep/awk/sedand maybexmllint/json_ppif the required filter is simple and local enough and hack something together. That is entirely improper but will do often enough. :/