I've been dabbling in a lot of different languages for a long time. Constantly jumping between them has slowed development on projects I'm working on, but, that's just my way. Just a few days ago, I took a look at Rebol, and, am mightily impressed. Looking at a lot of the code, the feeling comes, that this is the obvious way to do it. It's definitely brought back the excitement in programming.
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Re: Rebol « Reply #1 on Oct 23, 2009, 6:07pm »
Rebol is actually pretty solid and versatile for sure. I hear ya on the jumping around languages too as I myself do that every so often, as well I think many others fall into that once in a while also.
The only thing that turned me off to Rebol was the lack of ability to take on the native GUI elements for Windows, other than that, there's not a thing wrong with Rebol.
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