Frankly the inly "skill" that you could rely on 20-40 later is programming and creativity.
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Frankly the inly "skill" that you could rely on 20-40 later is programming and creativity.
Yes Thinking in Scheme is different than in C++ but Some programs are more suited to be written in a functional language. And that has no bearing on whether the device is an ipad or a PC.
Interfaces dont define the programming style to be used! Underlying Problem does! And thanks to Apple you cant use a FP language on ipad!
Still do you agree that Haskell or Scheme is "bad" for IPAd just because it has a touch interface???
They wont lolcats on "magical devices!" long live America! What a waste!
To quote the Author """ Specifically, a large number of developers seem to think that they have the right to make software for the iPhone (or for anything else) in Flash, or in another high-level environment of their choosing. Literally, the right, not just the convenience or the opportunity. And many of them are quite churlish about the matter """
I mean come on! Some one write a translator which converts code from one language to another! And stupid tactics are being used by Apple to stop it!
Does this person does not know about the Turing Completeness of programming languages??? It does not matter which programming language you use as long as it is Turing complete!
The article goes on to make dubious arguments about computational creativity on different platforms which make totally no sense!