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RE: Coding Makes You Dumb


non functionals
Joshua Allen wrote:

> Many of those "legends" came in previous versions of MSFT products, too.
> For example the "repository" built-in to VB5, the Rational plugins in
> VS6, and so on.  

COBOL was supposed to end of programmers, and does
anyone remember "The Last One" ?
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?TheLastOne

> Also note that BEA WebLogic Workshop is very promising too -- it
> makes some impressive demos of drag-drop connection of web services.

as is stringing Web services into a Workflow in the likes of Weblogic 
Integrator and Biztalk, but it's the non-functionals such as
security, performance, testing, packaging, configuration management, 
etc that still make computing difficult. One size fits all is still a 
long way off ..

--
Paul Sumner Downey
http://blog.whatfettle.com 




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