Labor Day Ramblings
Chad McWilliams
chad at computiprint.com
Tue Sep 6 09:08:42 PDT 2005
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> Y'all catch dis heeyah? Walter Vaughan been jivin' 'bout like:
> > The reason I think this will not end up being a "Microsoft Bob" is
> > that you will have your pick of any of the dot.net
> languages to write
> > in
> > (Cobol/VB.net/C#/...) and you interact at a very high
> level, so that when
>
> And they'll let you use a -real- language...when? :) VB is
> proprietary. M$ is the only one keeping C# alive, really.
> Cobol is something people have been migrating (or trying to)
> off of for quite some years.
>
> The second reason Access is so laughable, after its horridly
> underscalable JET (hah!) engine, is its inability to do
> anything even remotely non-simplistic without knowing VB.
>
> Of course, .net and VB programmers are a dime a dozen these
> days--and worth about as much, to boot.
>
> mark->
> --
Although, at least with ActiveState's help, you can write .net components in
Perl. I haven't actually used it yet, I just know it's there. I've been
fairly happy with their other Perl products though (Komodo, PDK).
-Chad McWilliams
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