Comments on: Current Trends in Programming http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2005/12/14/current-trends-in-programming/ The Corsarius on technology, video games, blogging, freelancing, Philippine ICT, and more. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 11:53:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Corsarius http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2005/12/14/current-trends-in-programming/#comment-173 Corsarius Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:33:00 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/?p=48#comment-173 to <B>fleeb</B>: good observations. never tried A#, but i certainly want to (if only i had the time, hehe). it was only last sem when I was introduced to C#. i think they included HTML just because many of their respondents were using it. also, the more web services, the merrier! i'd take the silly (i.e. Gizoogle) with the serious and useful ones ;) to fleeb: good observations. never tried A#, but i certainly want to (if only i had the time, hehe). it was only last sem when I was introduced to C#.

i think they included HTML just because many of their respondents were using it. also, the more web services, the merrier! i’d take the silly (i.e. Gizoogle) with the serious and useful ones ;)

]]> By: Fleeb http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2005/12/14/current-trends-in-programming/#comment-172 Fleeb Wed, 14 Dec 2005 11:51:00 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/?p=48#comment-172 I am a bit surprised about C/C++, but it's true that these two are not really for "straightforward applications". C/C++ are unmanaged. You would have problems with memory leaks if you are not careful enough, unliked managed codes. .Net also got J# (from J++/Java) and A# (Ada.Net?!), but C# is their flagship. For the programming language momentum, scripting tops the list (PHP, etc), but HTML follows? It ain't a PL. Two-Tier and N-Tier client/server applications compose more than half of application types (more web sevices?) I am a bit surprised about C/C++, but it’s true that these two are not really for “straightforward applications”. C/C++ are unmanaged. You would have problems with memory leaks if you are not careful enough, unliked managed codes.

.Net also got J# (from J++/Java) and A# (Ada.Net?!), but C# is their flagship.

For the programming language momentum, scripting tops the list (PHP, etc), but HTML follows? It ain’t a PL.

Two-Tier and N-Tier client/server applications compose more than half of application types (more web sevices?)

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