Comment Re:What language for business logic? (Score 1) 351
You could express the business logic in C++, which is compatible with Objective-C++ (yes, there is such a language) and C++/CLR.
You could express the business logic in C++, which is compatible with Objective-C++ (yes, there is such a language) and C++/CLR.
I had assumed that the mountains were in one of the LaGrange points between Pandora and its primary, but this makes more sense.
I thought it was pronounced Go Factorial since after "Hello World", the second program written in a new language is usually a factorial calculator.
he's a fruits, vegetables, and grains guy
No wonder he looks sick! Give the man a cheeseburger. He'll be fine.
Does this mean Yoda was a Schemer? It all makes sense now!
"Floggings will continue until morale improves." -- anonymous flyer being distributed at Exxon USA
