The debate rages still. Here is the current punch list of the qualities of both Director and haggis. Someday perhaps a definitive winner will emerge. Until then, we can only discuss this timeless subject over medium-sized flagons of malt beverage.

Discuss:

• Neither haggis nor Director are edible. ¹
• You cannot code in haggis. If you did, it would be wet and messy. ¹
• Use of Director frequently requires lubrication in the beer form to enhance productivity. ¹
• Use of haggis frequently requires beer to make the user forget that they just ate haggis. ¹
• Haggis is much more appealing when viewed in a web browser; Director apps generally become less so when put online. ²
• Haggis does not have logo requirements. ²
• Typing 'haggis' inside of Director 5's credit screen will cause the music to switch to a lovely bagpipe serenade; typing Director inside of haggis is seriously not suggested. (Try it) ³

NOT edible CAN be used to write code Usage has additional beer requirement LESS appealing when viewed in a browser environment Includes logo requirement Typing "haggis" in Director 5's credits results in bagpipes being played	NOT edible CANNOT be used to write code Usage has additional beer requirement MORE appealing when viewed in a browser environment No logo requirement Typing "Director" in haggis NOT recommended

1: Alex Zavatone

2: Warren Ockrassa

3: Buzz Kettles