Re: Programming is not as much fun/more fun than it used to be.
From: Dan Tex1 (dantex1_at_aol.com)
Date: 04/30/04
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Date: 30 Apr 2004 02:12:58 GMT
From: eventhelix@hotmail.com (EventHelix.com)
>Well prepare for the next round of changes. Programming is going
>to become more and more declarative. As I see it there will be
>two types of programmers:
>
>- Persons that specialise in the declarative aspects of applications.
> These persons will have skills in HTML/XML etc. Microsoft has something
> called XAML that falls into this category.
When did HTML become programming?
I don't know much about XML, but.. isn't it just much more advanced HTML?
When I make a Microsoft Word document look pretty with interesting fonts and
highlighting and such... I certainly don't call that programming.
Can you write a program in XML that emulates a calculator? If so... maybe
doing XML is programming. So... unless you can truly write distrubutable
software programs in XML... that leaves us with just one type of programmer...
That would be the same type we've always had.
Dan :-)
>- Conventional programming with languages like C, C++, Java, C# etc.
>
>Sandeep
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