Autocoding project proposal.
Peter Seebach
seebs at plethora.net
Wed Feb 6 00:34:20 EST 2002
In article <1372.801T1070T13994028threeseas at earthlink.net>,
Timothy Rue <threeseas at earthlink.net> wrote:
>Why would be interested in a programming language by a company that has
>been found guilty of Anti-trust? Not to mention that language is not
>available anywhere near as much as something like Python.
Because the language fits your project a lot better. The *community* is
perfect for you. These people share your basic mindset. They're heading
where you seem to be already.
>It'd really be a good thing if the MS cronies state so in their sig.
I am not a MS crony.
>This way I don't have to try and figure out why you have a problem knowing
>the difference between what is idea and what is natural law physics. For
>MS seems to think it own reality. It doesn't!
This isn't about ownership, it's about finding the community most naturally
suited to your project. The C# people are the community least contaminated
by existing notions of software engineering.
-s
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