top | item 20181708 (no title) techno_modus | 6 years ago R is also quite controversial because of its GPL license. I know that there are ways to overcome this issue but most decision makers do not want to risk when they see that a product has such a license. discuss order hn newest Scarblac|6 years ago That's strange, is it ever relevant what the license of the language is? It hasn't stopped Linux. techno_modus|6 years ago It is not about the language - it is about the interpreter (implementation).There are many aspects here:* You simply use it (in interactive mode)* You integrate it into your application as static lib* You integrate it into your application as a dynamically linked lib* You use it via some kind of (remote) API* Do you integrate via source code, static lib, dynamic lib, API
Scarblac|6 years ago That's strange, is it ever relevant what the license of the language is? It hasn't stopped Linux. techno_modus|6 years ago It is not about the language - it is about the interpreter (implementation).There are many aspects here:* You simply use it (in interactive mode)* You integrate it into your application as static lib* You integrate it into your application as a dynamically linked lib* You use it via some kind of (remote) API* Do you integrate via source code, static lib, dynamic lib, API
techno_modus|6 years ago It is not about the language - it is about the interpreter (implementation).There are many aspects here:* You simply use it (in interactive mode)* You integrate it into your application as static lib* You integrate it into your application as a dynamically linked lib* You use it via some kind of (remote) API* Do you integrate via source code, static lib, dynamic lib, API
Scarblac|6 years ago
techno_modus|6 years ago
There are many aspects here:
* You simply use it (in interactive mode)
* You integrate it into your application as static lib
* You integrate it into your application as a dynamically linked lib
* You use it via some kind of (remote) API
* Do you integrate via source code, static lib, dynamic lib, API