if you were starting a brand new door today from nothing, what
language would you actually reach for and which drop file library, if
any, would you build around

i've been kicking around an idea for one but i keep going back and forth on whether to use something classic like pascal or just go with whatever i'm already comfortable with. lately ive been playing around with python

curious what's actually worked well for people who've done this

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if you were starting a brand new door today from nothing, what
language would you actually reach for and which drop file library, if
any, would you build around i've been kicking around an idea for one
but i keep going back and forth on whether to use something
classic like pascal or just go with whatever i'm already comfortable
with. lately ive been playing around with python curious what's
actually worked well for people who've done this pweck sysopnet

I've been using Go, exclusively for it's superior win32 support. Can also build win64 and all Linux ports. I'm using cursor with it.

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classic like pascal or just go with whatever i'm already comfortable with. lately ive been playing around with python curious what's actually worked well for people who've done this pweck sysopnet

I've been using Go, exclusively for it's superior win32 support. Can
also build win64 and all Linux ports. I'm using cursor with it.

im not familiar with Go.

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classic like pascal or just go with whatever i'm already

comfortable

with. lately ive been playing around with python curious what's actually worked well for people who've done this pweck sysopnet

I've been using Go, exclusively for it's superior win32 support. Can also build win64 and all Linux ports. I'm using cursor with it.

im not familiar with Go.

I wasn't either, but it was suggested and Cursor does a really good job with it.

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I've been using Go, exclusively for it's superior win32 support. also build win64 and all Linux ports. I'm using cursor with it.

im not familiar with Go.

I wasn't either, but it was suggested and Cursor does a really good job with it.

i'll have to loook into cursor and Go

pweck
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I've been using Go, exclusively for it's superior win32 suppor also build win64 and all Linux ports. I'm using cursor with i

im not familiar with Go.

I wasn't either, but it was suggested and Cursor does a really good job with it.

i'll have to loook into cursor and Go pweck sysopnet 23:1/1 bbs.pwecksretreat.com:2332

I just had cursor help me create a new message area door for Ele. It's
pretty solid, but took several hours of prompting (and me running out of credits once...). I might look for a more cost effective alternative.

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