WTF was this about?
Joe
On 4/14/06, Joe [email protected] wrote:
WTF was this about?
That’s what gets said to detractors that don’t know what they’re talking
about.
Also, best slide ever.
Wilson B. wrote:
Also, best slide ever.
Meh.
Joe
On 4/14/06, Joe [email protected] wrote:
Wilson B. wrote:
Also, best slide ever.
Meh.
Joe
You had to be there.
On 4/15/06, Dave S. [email protected] wrote:
On Friday 14 Apr 2006 16:27, Wilson B. wrote:
You had to be there.
And there was me thinking it was just Photoshopped!
Hopefully David will forgive me for speaking for him, but I think he
was trying to get across two points with that slide:
- If a ‘Fuck You’ slide offends you, perhaps you’re at the wrong
conference. - Rails isn’t PHP 7 or J2EE 6.0. It’s not the next new thing, but
rather a disruptive shift in how application development works.
On Friday 14 Apr 2006 16:27, Wilson B. wrote:
You had to be there.
And there was me thinking it was just Photoshopped!
~Dave
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Dave S.
Rent-A-Monkey Website Development
brez! !! wrote:
- If a ‘Fuck You’ slide offends you, perhaps you’re at the wrong
conference.It’s bold - I like it… I got little patience for mindless robots that
criticize something theyre too lazy to investigate.
LOL, that wasn’t what it was about.
Joe
- Rails isn’t PHP 7 or J2EE 6.0. It’s not the next new thing, but
rather a disruptive shift in how application development works.
nonsense. TCL/Tk, QT, Delphi, and even Cocoa developers have long
enjoyed developing an entire GUI app from a single cohesive language and
API. something like this for the web was long overdue. i call them the
gluemasters (but not ordinary elmer’s rubber cement, more like some
imported italian glue from organic wagyu cow hooves…
- If a ‘Fuck You’ slide offends you, perhaps you’re at the wrong
conference.
It’s bold - I like it… I got little patience for mindless robots that
criticize something theyre too lazy to investigate.
On 4/15/06, cdr [email protected] wrote:
- Rails isn’t PHP 7 or J2EE 6.0. It’s not the next new thing, but
rather a disruptive shift in how application development works.nonsense. TCL/Tk, QT, Delphi, and even Cocoa developers have long
enjoyed developing an entire GUI app from a single cohesive language and
API. something like this for the web was long overdue. i call them the
gluemasters (but not ordinary elmer’s rubber cement, more like some
imported italian glue from organic wagyu cow hooves…
Doesn’t saying that a tool like that for the web was long overdue mean
that you agree with me? Heh.
–Wilson.
Joe wrote:
It’s bold - I like it… I got little patience for mindless robots that
criticize something theyre too lazy to investigate.LOL, that wasn’t what it was about.
Joe
That’s what it should be abt…