I spent most of my day working on a C#/ASP.NET website for one of my classes.
I only wrote about 40 lines of code; and 39/40 of those lines were for the extra credit part of the assignment, which was optional.
Feels bad, man.
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Anonymous2009-11-06 3:47
Lispers:
I like Lisp because it allows you to write applications easily with enough abstraction that I won't make common mistakes, will be able to write a minimal amount of code and not need to worry about the hardware underneath it all.
I can write consise modules and share them with all my friends to reuse in their code.
It also allows you to deal with the low level stuff and optimize your code if you wish, but doesn't force all that low level nastyness upon you needlessly.
ENTERPRISE PHBs:
I like Java because it allows my programmers to write applications easily with enough abstraction that they won't make common mistakes, will be able to write a minimal amount of code and not need to worry about the hardware underneath it all.
My programmers can write consise modules and share them with all my other programmers to reuse in their code.
It also allows you to deal with the low level stuff and optimize your code if you wish, but doesn't force all that low level nastyness upon you needlessly.