Re: RDS is hopeless

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> Well anyway, I would just like to say goodbye, and maybe I'll see you all=
 in the Java and .NET world? or maybe just the Euphoria chatroom, where Eup=
horia is the least talked about subject :P.

Sorry to see another good programmer abandon the Euphoria realm. I
guess I just don't understand it. I absolutely hate OOP and will
never, ever use it. I disgust Java and C# with a passion. They're
messy, cluttered, confusing and filled with overhead that I don't need
or want.

I've been talking with a few programmers at work, and they're actually
switching from Java and C++ to Euphoria. Whether or not anyone sees
that as being a "smart" move, I really don't care. Euphoria is an
excellent language, and is just as powerful as C (not C++ or C#),
which I'm sure millions of programmers still use. No, we don't have
threading, but I've yet to come across a scenerio where I really need
it. I've dabbled witht the LangWar scheduling library and it works
pretty well, and built into the Interpreter may work even better.

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This is directed towards anyone "leaving" Euphoria: If you don't like
the language, then don't use it. Its just that simple. Don't *demand*
features that Rob doesn't want, need, or use. Sure, you're a paying
customer, but you're paying for an existing product, not a future one.

I've used this analogy before: If you buy a Honda Civic, and it's not
fast enough for you, don't throw a fit and complain to Honda about how
it needs a turbocharger and all wheel drive and what not.

Just go buy a different car.

~Greg
(A faithful Euphorian for 5+ years)

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