Is programming dead?

MDA doesn't go far enough: My objection to MDA is that it's a lot of effort for a half-baked solution. It doesn't tackle the whole lifecycle and it doesn't tackle code proliferation. If we are going to invest in a new approach, I think it is better to hold out for model execution architecture.; Posted by: rod.dowler@... Posted on: 04/28/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Abolutely FirstNLastN | 04/26/04

Here we go again Mycroft_514 | 04/26/04

COBOL TomMariner | 04/26/04

Datamation IT_User | 04/26/04

Dot this... AbsolutelyNot | 04/26/04

I think we concur on this jon_collins | 04/29/04

OFFSHORING of jobs yes it is DEAD Enterprise Analyst | 04/26/04

Another "silver bullet" whitroth | 04/27/04

MDA doesn't go far enough rod.dowler@... | 04/28/04

it is still here V Sanders | 05/01/04

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