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I won't believe the half of what Ballmer says! Your javascript arguement goes to the heart of what I've been saying all along - we have ENOUGH computer languages! Enough, is ENOUGH - but its probably TOO MUCH! The only programming language that I've ever seen that has been removed "from play" is Pascal! But with the proliferation of OSS, I have seen way, Way, WAY WAY WAY TOO MANY programming languages. They must exceed the total of human languages on the planet! Why don't we all just use one - Ada?
- Posted by: Roger Ramjet Posted on: 02/23/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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