Richard Huxton wrote:
I must say I'm a bit disappointed that it wasn't about how you were
bitten by a radioactive badger and now have the ability to snuffle
through hedgerows and spread TB to cattle. That's probably me though :-)
Oh that happened too. I just didn't have time to fit it into the
Andy Wardley wrote:
> The slides for my Badger Power talk are here, complete with extended
> footnotes.
>
> http://badgerpower.com/talks/lpw2008/start.html
>
> This culminates in a bit a rambling rant about how hard it is to write
> generic software, why OO is fundamentally broken, and why code
2008/12/1 Andy Wardley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The slides for my Badger Power talk are here, complete with extended
> footnotes.
>
> http://badgerpower.com/talks/lpw2008/start.html
Thanks Andy! Great talk.
I'm afraid I was so engrossed (and also slightly self-concious about
being late) that I neg
The slides for my Badger Power talk are here, complete with extended
footnotes.
http://badgerpower.com/talks/lpw2008/start.html
This culminates in a bit a rambling rant about how hard it is to write
generic software, why OO is fundamentally broken, and why coder reuse is
more important than co
