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Tue, 01 Jul 2003
Carlos quickies
Now that Freeroller is back up, Carlos is back with a pair of articles.
In the first he points out how good we are at ignoring history, using the BeanContext API as a good example. I wonder if this will influence the nano/picocontainer work.
The second is about protocol adaptors. Here's his musings on PyProtocols:
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Now if you reflect a bit, you realize that a lot of menial work in programming covers the transformation of one type into another. It's just embarassing the amount of time spent doing this kind of activity. It makes so obvious the limits of Object Oriented resusability.Now consider that Python, the host language for PyProtocols, is dynamically typed, so there's a lot less call for menial type transformation code than in statically typed languages...
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