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08-03-06, 07:18 AM
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Can Your Programming Language Do This?
Joel on functional programming and briefly on anonymous functions! http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/08/01.html |
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08-03-06, 10:56 AM
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Casey Hawthorne wrote:
> Can Your Programming Language Do This? And the answer is "yes, of course" !-) [..] |
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08-03-06, 06:29 PM
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Casey Hawthorne napisa³(a):
> Can Your Programming Language Do This? > > Joel on functional programming and briefly on anonymous functions! > > [..] Ridiculos. That's how single-programming-mood people react when they find that you can program in procedural or functional way and get your work done. I always had a fun seeing these "all-java-kids" fighting CRTJVAPGM or RUNJVAPGM on OS/400. ;) |
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08-04-06, 05:57 AM
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Jarek Zgoda <jzgoda> wrote:
> Casey Hawthorne napisa?(a): > > > Can Your Programming Language Do This? > > > > Joel on functional programming and briefly on anonymous functions! > > > > [..] > > Ridiculos. That's how single-programming-mood people react when they > find that you can program in procedural or functional way and get your > work done. I always had a fun seeing these "all-java-kids" fighting > CRTJVAPGM or RUNJVAPGM on OS/400. ;) Uh?-( Are you calling *Joel* an "all-java kid"?! He's an old clunker, just like me!, and HIS background is primarily in C and some kind of LISP -- he makes that quite clear in some of his books. Alex |
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08-04-06, 06:23 AM
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Alex Martelli napisa³(a):
>>>Joel on functional programming and briefly on anonymous functions! >>> >>>[..] >> >>Ridiculos. That's how single-programming-mood people react when they >>find that you can program in procedural or functional way and get your >>work done. I always had a fun seeing these "all-java-kids" fighting >>CRTJVAPGM or RUNJVAPGM on OS/400. ;) > > Uh?-( Are you calling *Joel* an "all-java kid"?! He's an old clunker, > just like me!, and HIS background is primarily in C and some kind of > LISP -- he makes that quite clear in some of his books. I am sure he wouldn't have a hard time on OS/400. I think he shows a bit of exaggeration in this article, as he is too smart to believe that the world is all object-oriented, but this is writer's right to grab readers attention. This "all-java-kids" was a remark to his statement from some earlier article (mentioned also in this one), where he writes on people being taught only java on programming courses. |
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Can Your Programming Language Do This? Joel on functional programming and briefly on anonymous functions!