Posted by Jonathan Altman
Wed, 02 Jul 2008 06:07:00 GMT
Paul Graham first wrote about a strawman hypothetical programming language blub that examined the constraints that people who choose to stay firmly embedded in only one language seem to impose upon themselves and their programming capabilities and creativity.
Steve Vinoski, who has been writing a bunch about some of the failures of RPC-style distributed systems technologies (and should know, having been involved in CORBA), I think just extended the theme to distributed systems programming here
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Posted by Jonathan Altman
Wed, 02 Jul 2008 06:07:00 GMT
Paul Graham first wrote about a strawman hypothetical programming language blub that examined the constraints that people who choose to stay firmly embedded in only one language seem to impose upon themselves and their programming capabilities and creativity.
Steve Vinoski, who has been writing a bunch about some of the failures of RPC-style distributed systems technologies (and should know, having been involved in CORBA), I think just extended the theme to distributed systems programming here”.
Posted in technical | Tags advocacy, blub, RPC, services, web, webservices | no comments
Posted by Jonathan Altman
Wed, 02 Jul 2008 06:07:00 GMT
Paul Graham first wrote about a strawman hypothetical programming language blub that examined the constraints that people who choose to stay firmly embedded in only one language seem to impose upon themselves and their programming capabilities and creativity.
Steve Vinoski, who has been writing a bunch about some of the failures of RPC-style distributed systems technologies (and should know, having been involved in CORBA), I think just extended the theme to distributed systems programming here”.
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- Healthcare Is A Hash Mistress | OSS Ramblings
- This is the approach of my current employer to our major trade shows, and it is amazing how much of a difference it makes in how we are received by the attendees. It seems so simple, and it is so easy to do, but so few people do it.
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- In which we learn why separating roles into “business analyst” and “software developer” frequently fails to work as well as one hopes, or always devolves into factory coding where nobody questions if the bricks being built are assembled the right way.
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