It depends on your definition of real language. I consider Ruby and Perl to be real, production level language, and they are both excellent as glue languages.
Python, on the other hand, would need some helper functions to make the interface intuitive. But you only need to define them once, and then off you go.
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It depends on your definition of real language. I consider Ruby and Perl to be real, production level language, and they are both excellent as glue languages.
Python, on the other hand, would need some helper functions to make the interface intuitive. But you only need to define them once, and then off you go.