Reply to: Recommendations for deep copying C# object

[d000hg]

We seem to have moved off the original topic here, which from memory was showing that Suity is clueless.

Yes, now the thread is making Suity look good by comparison.

[Churchill]

Was it really 18 months ago you got tulip canned from a permanent job?

How time flies.

Tempus fugit indeed! It's over 2 years but it must've seemed like yesterday to an alcoholic fuqwit like yourself.

Anyway, the little boy has woken up and we're going for a swim.

[minestrone]

Your Mrs shagging around again?

For the record I've been at current client-co for over 18 months, have you sobered up at all during that time?

Was it really 18 months ago you got tulip canned from a permanent job?

How time flies.

[Churchill]

I would image most people on this thread have not been recently canned from a permanent job.

So your technology likes and dislikes mean jack tulip you thick ignorant uneducated twunt.

Your Mrs shagging around again?

For the record I've been at current client-co for over 18 months, have you sobered up at all during that time?

[minestrone]

I don't like Java either.

I would image most people on this thread have not been recently canned from a permanent job.

So your technology likes and dislikes mean jack tulip you thick ignorant uneducated twunt.

[eek]

We seem to have moved off the original topic here, which from memory was showing that Suity is clueless.

[Churchill]

What is it about Java that makes it superior?

Windows Vista maybe, but Win 7 and 8 are pretty lean. Okay the Win 8 Metro GUI is tulipe, but the core OS is stable and very usuable.

I use this version, and it has been great Windows Embedded 8 Pro | Microsoft

I don't like Java either.

[d000hg]

It's 2014, not 2004.

I was asked for my thoughts on the subject. **** off back to your "bible".

And I was responding to your thoughts, pointing out that they're entirely out of date. Sorry this isn't The Churchill Show.

Also, what's a "bible"?

[DimPrawn]

Firstly, Microsoft's half arsed attempt to produce a competitor to Java.

Windows itself is massively overweight and resource hungry.

What is it about Java that makes it superior?

Windows Vista maybe, but Win 7 and 8 are pretty lean. Okay the Win 8 Metro GUI is tulipe, but the core OS is stable and very usuable.

I use this version, and it has been great Windows Embedded 8 Pro | Microsoft

[Unix]

Yep, that's why people use promises. I would agree that without care node can within minutes become an unreadable unsupportable mess

I like go routines and channels they are build into the Go language.

[eek]

I hope not I tried out node and the code quickly descends into a mess of callbacks for anything non trivial.

Yep, that's why people use promises. I would agree that without care node can within minutes become an unreadable unsupportable mess

[Unix]

I suspect for a while javascript and node will be the winner. But its not the greatest system in the world.

I doubt swift will do well. Most people don't develop just for Apple...

I hope not I tried out node and the code quickly descends into a mess of callbacks for anything non trivial.

[Churchill]

I suspect for a while javascript and node will be the winner. But its not the greatest system in the world.

I doubt swift will do well. Most people don't develop just for Apple...

That's why said "mainstream".

Its concepts and toolsets are quite nifty and if it can cross over to Linux then it would be a start.

[eek]

As a gravy train its been good. But my own preference would be a language like Go on Linux.

I suspect for a while javascript and node will be the winner. But its not the greatest system in the world.

I doubt swift will do well. Most people don't develop just for Apple...

[Churchill]

As a gravy train its been good. But my own preference would be a language like Go on Linux.

It'll be interesting to see if "Swift" becomes more mainstream.