I'm gonna learn me some COBOL!

[Hawkeye]

I'm gonna learm me some COBOL

It's where the future's at!


.NET is sooooo yesterday

I've been saying that for a while now. See previous thread .... http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...67#post1679367

[boomer]

Languages I learnt (with years):

Portran (1969)
PL1 (1970)
IBM Assembler (1970)
Fortran (1971)
Cobol (1972) Cobol already an OLD language

Basic1, Basic2, BasicA, Advanced Basic, QuickBasic (at various stages in the 1980s)
VBM (1988)
VBa (1996)

I'm in a time warp.. i'm sure i did all this stuff last century too.. !!! including ..
c
c++
PlSQl
SQlPLUS
Unix
Dos
HTML
Java
.html
perl
php
Delphi
Business Objects
VB

And Vi/sed & emacs have always been good editors.

[Street Gerbil]

My co-workers are quite puzzled seeing me using eclipse and vi at the same time. The force of habit...

[xwhatsit]

My co-workers are quite puzzled seeing me using eclipse and vi at the same time. The force of habit...

http://www.satokar.com/viplugin/

As for Emacs, well, my left little finger can't take the abuse, even with a remapped caps-lock. And every time I start it up I can hear Stallman's annoying voice and visualise his beard, which doesn't make for relaxed and productive coding.

[ajturbo]

Languages I learnt (with years):

Portran (1969)
PL1 (1970)
IBM Assembler (1970)
Fortran (1971)
Cobol (1972) Cobol already an OLD language

Basic1, Basic2, BasicA, Advanced Basic, QuickBasic (at various stages in the 1980s)
VBM (1988)
VBa (1996)

So you have learn't NOTHING since 96?????

[Ixion]

I..

And Vi/sed & emacs have always been good editors.

Emacs! Heresy! Burn him!