...a language cannot be better without being unfamiliar. Well, how can it be “better” if they’re all Turing Equivalent? Only in a subjective way; only by making you better. And in that sense, a language is only better if the process of using it makes you better as a programmer.
skip to main
|
skip to sidebar
Software is about people, not code.
About Me
My name is Matt Blodgett, and I believe the most important problems in software development are non-technical.
I write from Chicago, Illinois.
Contact Me
I'd love to hear from you. Send me an email through my contact form.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(
63
)
-
▼
January
(
11
)
- TDD as Part of Your Marketing Pitch
- Get Your Yegge "Thumbs Up!" T-Shirt
- Methods Are Not Just a Means of Reuse
- Books
- Subtle Usability Improvements in Vista
- A NuSoft Spotting in CodeSmith Studio
- Adding Blog Posts to Google Reader Shared Items wi...
- Important Blog Posts, Part 3
- Reg Is Really Making Me Think Lately
- Drag-and-Drop Taskbar Buttons with Taskbar Shuffle
- Rails _Has_ A Ghetto
-
▼
January
(
11
)
2 comments :
Thanks for the link, please keep writing your weblog. Subscribed!
Reg, you have no idea how much that means coming from you. I wish you could see the grin on my face right now.
Post a Comment