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Forum topic	Why do OOPLs type objects as classes? Re: Chris Date by raould You may be interested in this paper by Klaus Ostermann This may be relevant by shap You wouldn't gain by dmbarbour Class/Representation s by robmeyers As I recall, Sather is the by Pavel Minaev OCaml by Andreas Rossberg Eiffel by Matt Hellige Modula3 by Chris Rathman if every class Foo by naasking ...	robmeyers	2008-10-30 22:37
Forum topic	Why Do Some Programming Languages Live and Others Die? Against?! I do not think you've understood. by Ray Dillinger Gosling's design rule by Brian T Rice Objects and closures are the same in lexically scoped languages by Z-Bo Nobody understands JQuery by Z-Bo Some thoughts and partial answers by Z-Bo The goal of live programming by dmbarbour I don't think anybody is by Jules Jacobs Live programming vs. continuous testing by gasche Explicit schema migration is by Jules Jacobs Grammar of Blubs by dmbarbour ...	Sean McDirmid	2012-06-18 23:33
Forum topic	Why do they program in C++? Your foot will thank you for by Zombywuf nitpick by rmalafaia Stating the logical conclusion.... by Chris Rathman Well... by marco Neither is a list by Chris Rathman Wrong summary by marco Informal summary by marco He is comparing paradigms by Andreas Rossberg Tuples in Java? by Andris Birkmanis Hmm, he might talk about impl by Michael Walter ...	David Waern	2007-02-19 12:09
Forum topic	Why do we need finally in try? Then, I just don't get it. by Nuno Cruces My (minor) point was the by David Medlock Re: Exceptional Syntax by Denis Bredelet -jido Exceptional Syntax by Vesa Karvonen Then... by Nuno Cruces What if the 'new File(...)' by David Medlock open, try... finally close by Denis Bredelet -jido Errors in the scope guard by Denis Bredelet -jido In a finally block you need by Nuno Cruces Walter has described them as by David Medlock ...	Tom Primožič	2007-03-15 16:08
Forum topic	Why do we need modules at all? questionable generalizations by dmbarbour The distinction I see by Bakul Shah universal languages and system architecture by dmbarbour Similarities by dmbarbour There is a big difference! by Bakul Shah Tooling by Keean Schupke text and tools vs binary and optimization by Rys McCusker avoiding coupling by dmbarbour Database is (not) the language. by Keean Schupke not emacs by dmbarbour ...	Sean McDirmid	2014-12-06 15:20
Forum topic	Why Events Are A Bad Idea (for high-concurrency servers) I'd love a compile-time by naasking The paper mentions code by Denis Bredelet -jido 1. Regarding equivalency of by naasking Cognitive factor? by Andris Birkmanis What semantic distinction by Denis Bredelet -jido Paper title a bit misleading by Allen Short	Denis Bredelet -jido	2007-07-09 22:11
Forum topic	why first-class functions Christian Queinnec meets Norman Adams by el-vadimo I don't think point-free is by gasche User-defined SQL aggregates by Leon P Smith Agreed by Matt Hellige if you are designing a language by Robb Nebbe Existential Types by dmbarbour This is a very important by Chris King Parameterization by dmbarbour Exactly. by Leon P Smith I use structures holding closures all the time by Brian Hurt ...	ad1mt	2012-03-02 13:33
Forum topic	Why functional programming matters Thanks for clarifying.As the by vishal Original LtU discussion by Ehud Lamm reduce has 3 arguments: The by joerisamson	vishal	2008-02-25 15:19
Story	Why I invented Kinetic Rule Language (KRL)? I presume asking this on by Ehud Lamm I'm not familiar with you mentioning Kynetx here; link? by Z-Bo Misleading name by Sean McDirmid	Ehud Lamm	2011-05-03 01:57
Forum topic	why inheritence in OOP? better answers on stackoverflow by ad1mt You might get better answers for these kind of questions on by Jules Jacobs	ad1mt	2012-02-28 13:30
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