The New Assembly

Computers have to communicate down the hall, as well as globally.

Hey, we are in 2009.

Mr. Nick Mudge suggest in an interesting article.

A written article on Javascript, considered it as harmful as assembly.

Memoirs.

Nearly twelve years ago, I faced those departments of one of those spaniard Universities, as usual this yours truly was kindly rejected as an IT man for a deep believe that no other ut JavaScript was the new tool in the arena of programming languages.

Past.

Twelve years ago, recalling that moment, every single second, there was the need to make clear distinction between Java and JavaScript, in all those project programmers interviews by who might be interested and interviewed you as a coder.

Oneself keeps that freezed image of disappearing, like the cat from Alice disappears, with a shadow of a smile, and for that, maybe, no reasonable results on being-contracted-for-the-job occurs.

For that before, after the cleverly opinion by Mr. Mudge, one feels this problem is still around in our days.

Present.

Let’s talk about Mr. Mudge. This yours truly is facing part of his creative work, inside an alien IT department, in which Haskell paradigm is less a case against the Event-Driven paradigm language approach but a case to resolve the needs of your application.

Making a so called positive decision — the scary “first step” decision is how you start and build your app . You may agree, programming here becomes more a philosophical question than, rather not, a technical skill or approach.

Are we living in a perennial ecosystem ?, Or in an event-based society, hazardous and changing environment? Uh. Stop. Let’s get Agile.

You have few minutes, we’re in prouction stage, tracked, gitted, to decide wether the model you want to represent and make it feasible to the audience is the right one. Keep, please, in mind we do live, in these days, our lives in something called the Web.

People are now demonstrating that you can have a persistent HTTP connection so that events on the server and events on the client are blurred.

Your client applications, and your server applications, because they can be persistently connected rather than request-response connected, essentially exist all in the same event cloud.

This gets us back to development paradigms, such as Visual Basic, or client-server, while maintaining all of the cost benefits of deploying over the Web…

Your opinions and pluses would be welcome, while this is about to deploy all efforts based on events.

Curious? Read more about a choice on events, here.

Originally published at https://delfiramirez.blogspot.com.