New Programming Language?
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My site was offline for quite a while, however my life hasn't stopped. I got many good ideas regarding new programming languages to force modern software patterns.
Should I do it?
My main concern is whether I'll spend the time and effort to implement such a language. It would be great and I think it would take just a little while for it to become popular.
I've got a rough idea about it, following features should be integrated:
- IoC Dependency Injection - similar to Tapestry IoC with a more dynamic concept
- Configuration Injection - for whatever reason, configuration is something that every developer needs to implement about a thousand times in his life. The target is to provide a generic configuration mechanism so that developers just declare what they want to configure and the language does the rest
- AOP - I can't imagine a new language without aspects. I'd rather make one step forward and provide dynamic cut points
- component life cycle - how many selfwritten update mechanisms have you seen so far? I've seen quite a lot - there needs to be an unified way of upgrading components and it should be right built into the language.
- Spaces - for this one see http://www.spacebasedcomputing.org
Why?
Software Engineering has taken a move to provide frameworks for developers so that they can concentrate on the actual problem the software has to solve. Why do we need these frameworks? The answer is easy, existing languages just don't support paradigms so that the software development **CAN** concentrate on its actual tasks.
There is need for a language that supports paradigms where developers can concentrate on the acutal task of software and don't need to spend time on spoilerplate code.
posted on Dienstag Okt 28th by Michael Zehender
What a Weekend!
I had a relly nice weekend, also somewhat exhausting but very nice.
4th of July, THE Wedding!
A good friend of mine, Anton Gigov has married on Friday July 4th! Tony, if you read this, I can't congratulate you more. You found a wonderful wife!
It was a really nice wedding, everything was implemented with so much love. On the entrance of 'Schlosspark Laxenburg' you got your own tickets for the park and also for the train. They were so cute because the tickets contained the logo of 'Die Spatzen' who are Tony & Anja. On that day the logo showed up on many places, there were cards 'Who is who?' showing all the guests of the wedding with a short explanation how they belong to Tony & Anja, also 2 little cute figures in the form of 'Die Spatzen' were on the wedding cake (which we got to see after midnight) and many more places.
I melted when Tony and Anja were dancing to 'Belive In Miracles', which counts to my favourite (dancing) songs. We prepared a little choreography and they did better than I thought, espacially with the dress of Anja. There was some kind of circlet (?) in the bottom so that the dress floats away from her. It looked stunningly but as I got to know later on, dancing was not easy with this dress :-)
Special Thanks to Julia & Helen who forced me to have some fun and dance!
A couple which I have to note here is Marco & Lora. I think I wouldn't have gotten anything right on that they if they wouldn't have been around. Both of them had such a positive auro, they completely absorbed any stress which threatened me and they were very very nice too. So great thanks to them!
Summurized, I enjoyed the wedding and I'm glad that I could be part of it!
posted on Dienstag Jul 08th by Michael Zehender
Spain is European Champion!
Deserved to win
I've just seen the game and I must say, the first 15 minutes were frightening. Spain didn't come into play and Germany dominated the game. But after that the Spanish footballers got the ball and didn't give it away anymore :)
I'm no professional but I think Spain has deserved to win and they've run 75 minutes for it whereas Germany only ran after the ball.
Congratulations, I love it!