"Windows programmers see the actual data processing as a secondary task that the GUI (and only the GUI) makes happen. Unix programmers see the GUI as a seperate app, which monitors and controls the central data processing app."
hm, have you ever programmed for Win? or for Unix?:))
a good VB programmer won't do that either.. Windows based on COM and COM allows easy component based applicatoin development ie. data access/business logic/GUI layers etc.. as opposed to monolitic systems. a good programmer always will stick to this style. btw, if you take Mozilla development, it is based on XPCOM, which basically adoptation of Win COM on application level.
i think there is no strong separation Unix/Win programmers but Good/Bad programmers. I've seen plenty of bad code for win and for unix/linux...
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"Windows programmers see the actual data processing as a secondary task that the GUI (and only the GUI) makes happen. Unix programmers see the GUI as a seperate app, which monitors and controls the central data processing app." hm, have you ever programmed for Win? or for Unix?:))
a good VB programmer won't do that either.. Windows based on COM and COM allows easy component based applicatoin development ie. data access/business logic/GUI layers etc.. as opposed to monolitic systems. a good programmer always will stick to this style. btw, if you take Mozilla development, it is based on XPCOM, which basically adoptation of Win COM on application level. i think there is no strong separation Unix/Win programmers but Good/Bad programmers. I've seen plenty of bad code for win and for unix/linux...