Backup from the ether
matthew
::13 feb 2007 :: 07:59pm
I wrote Now that I’m really slamming down the LISP I find 1) a huge number of commonalities in functionality between Common LISP and real JScript and 2) things that set these two languages apart from my normal routine of C# and other ALGOL-derived languages. No comments on the fact that JScript is basically a C-type semantic derived from ALGOL here, I know that. BUT, what is common is so uncommon that I just cannot stop laughing inside at all those people who have made fun of my JScript fascination for RAD work over the past ten years.
a while ago and just found more backup for my thought processes.
Take a look at this document which I find very interesting: The Little Javascripter
Fascinating. There really isn't anything new under the sun, except LINQ which will change the way every single data-bound application written from now on will be judged (and coded).
