Giles Bowkett: Why I Program In Ruby (And Maybe Why You Shouldn't)

Neal Ford recorded an interesting podcast recently, and it's definitely worth a listen, but there's one point I want to raise - it could be a point of actual disagreement, or "violent agreement", but whatever kind of point it is, I think it matters. Neal brings up the fact that the same programs can be written in any language which is Turing-complete, so the choice then becomes not "which language

[j0hn]

すごい大風呂敷。 "In Japan, the distinction between craft and art is blurred at most, possibly nonexistent. Japanese theories of art (and craft) often involve principles of harmony and balance."

[ogijun]

あとで読む