That's what you get from reading huge books on computer screens. Especially green ones with black print.
Horrible idea, at least until they start making lightweight (less than half a pound), book-sized Star Trek PADDs with refresh rates of at least 1Mhz.:)
First off, what was really interesting is that more people were interested in developing for GTK+ than for QT, but at the same time, more people wanted to develop for KDE than for GNOME. Maybe KDE should adopt GTK+ as their library.:)
I was also surprised at the popularity of Delphi. But I have to admit that when it comes to RAD, Delphi is RADer than any other C++ tool.:) And Rapid Application Development really seemed to be an interest in most of those polled.
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One word: headache.
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That's what you get from reading huge books on computer screens. Especially green ones with black print.
Horrible idea, at least until they start making lightweight (less than half a pound), book-sized Star Trek PADDs with refresh rates of at least 1Mhz.
First off, what was really interesting is that more people were interested in developing for GTK+ than for QT, but at the same time, more people wanted to develop for KDE than for GNOME. Maybe KDE should adopt GTK+ as their library. :)
:) And Rapid Application Development really seemed to be an interest in most of those polled.
I was also surprised at the popularity of Delphi. But I have to admit that when it comes to RAD, Delphi is RADer than any other C++ tool.