[albatross-users] Re: Albatross-users digest, Vol 1 #176 - 14 msgs

[Tim Churches]

On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 21:26, Dave Cole wrote:

> Ben (another guy here) says (paraphrased) that when speaking a
> (spoken) language you strive to speak like a native, or without an
> accent.  The same should apply to programming languages.  If you
> follow the BDFL you are less likely to code Python with an accent.

Or rather, to code Python with the intended Dutch accent...

> The application and execution context cooperate to deal with the
> session.  The execution context is where the session data is created
> manipulated, but the application is usually responsible to loading
> and saving the session.  This allows the application to maintain a
> long lived connection with a server if necessary.  Remember that an
> execution context lives only long enough to process a single browser
> request.

That para should be near the front of the manual if it isn't already.

-- 

Tim C

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