Re: Good programming practices and commercial development with IDL [message #73207 is a reply to message #73069] |
Tue, 26 October 2010 16:00  |
Mark[1]
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On Oct 23, 6:48 am, medd <med...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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> I also agree, IDL is a great scientific programming language and I
> also like it despite its eventual bugs.
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> My question was rather about developing commercial applications. The
> requirements there change a lot... I am really uncertain about this
> decision, and it might significantly change the chances of success for
> the company.
Yes, it's a difficult decision. You're not going to get useful advice
from roll-your-own scientists like me. You're going to get slightly
more useful advice from someone like David Fanning who writes code for
other people. (He seems a bit undecided.) The people in the best
position to give you this advice (but who may not want to give it) are
those who've done something similar to what you're planning. Are there
any? If not, perhaps that tells you something.
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