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Yea, I did VB in high school, but it didn't take... As I was Exceling it up tonight, and I thought to myself if I used Python as the spreadsheet language I'd b
by nickpinkston 16y ago
Yea, I did VB in high school, but it didn't take...
As I was Exceling it up tonight, and I thought to myself if I used Python as the spreadsheet language I'd be quite good by now. Excel feels like an extension of my body - I want Python to feel that way.
To be honest, my first thought was having a Scheme-based spreadsheet. I'm already used to lots of parenthesis and Excel script is sort of functional already. Not sure it'd work though.
I keep thinking that Python(Scheme?) + Spreadsheets = what Yahoo Pipes wishes it was. gDoc's ability to pull from APIs and data functions was a good step as well in this regard.
At least making programming a step closer for noobs like myself.
- thristian 16y ago> To be honest, my first thought was having a Scheme-based spreadsheet. I'm already used to lots of parenthesis and Excel script is sort of functional already. Not sure it'd work though. You may be interested in the "Siag" spreadsheet tool, which stands for "Scheme In A Grid": http://siag.nu/siag/ http://siag.nu/siag/