Re: PHP on .NET DLR
| From: | K T Ligesh | Date: | Sat, 11 Aug 2007 21:46:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP on .NET DLR | ||
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On Sat, Aug 11, 2007 at 05:14:44PM -0400, Mike Schinkel wrote:
> K T Ligesh wrote:
> > I am now trying to replicate my zsh configuration on
> > powershell. It is in version 1.0 and not complete yet, but I
> > hope they provide a means to remap all the keys. MS is a Unix
> > Company now. They are screwing over their old VB programmers
> > and going the C way, beacause,
>
> Is every direction that affects somebody negative;y by definition "A screw
> over?" Sure seems that way.
Isn't that the very definition of 'screwing over'. if I spend my entire life getting
adept at something, and then the company just drops it, they are screwing me over. And please, the
termininology isn't mine. I think the VB6 programmers explicity said that MS had fcked them in
the *ss. This is a verbatim statement in one of the early usenet posts, and a point of extreme
controversy in the VB community.
You seem to be taking productivity very trivially. Change of enviroment is not an easy thing to
cope with. Haven't you gone through all the rebellion that VB6 folks had raised against the new
VB.NET? Maybe, it is just me. I have the ability to sympathize with other people's plight even
though it doesn't directly affect me. What I said has nothing to do with my personal opionion,
but I am merely repeating what every VB6 expert has stated.
And now with Powershell, it just got worse.
>
> > as I said, when it comes to
> > coding, only great programmers matter. Sorry. :-)
>
> You just go right on thinking that. '-)
I believe in building incredibly complex systems that can do everthing. I really hate the cacaphony
of a myriad small systems all interacting haphazardly.