To german speaking Cocoaists: article in german C't magazine
To german speaking Cocoaists: article in german C't magazine
- Subject: To german speaking Cocoaists: article in german C't magazine
- From: Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 00:02:45 +0200
Hi,
In the current C't magazine (11/2003) there is an article concerning
generic programming in C++, Java and C on page 214. The article is
written
in a tone that the reader could get the impression that generics are a
"really cool" feature that everyone would like to have.
So how about a letter to the editor concerning this from an experienced
Cocoa programmer, who can explain why generics (e.g. templates in C++)
are
a bad/ugly hack that _real_ object oriented languages (like ObjC and for
instance Smalltalk are) won't need.
NO, I don't want you to spam Heise, but I think one well funded letter
could maybe "awake" some readers from the "dream" that C++ and
everything
C't writes are the ultima ratio. I would do it on my own but I am still
a
beginner and my arguments would probably fail.
greetings, Lars
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