Some old technology battles
-
Yesterday in CodeProject's newsletter, there was a link to one of Justin Williams posts on his blog where he openly admitted to switch to WP7 if some sort of criteria be passed.A surprising though from a Mac guru.So what came to my mind, was the fact that today you can rarely find talks about benefits of X technology over Y technology.In particular i mean JAVA vs. .Net, LAMP vs. Windows stack,PC vs. Mac, etc.Even for mobile platforms, most reviews and talks are around benefits of each platform(IPhone, Android, WP7) for customers not developers! I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era, thanks to maturity of technology.
Behzad
-
Yesterday in CodeProject's newsletter, there was a link to one of Justin Williams posts on his blog where he openly admitted to switch to WP7 if some sort of criteria be passed.A surprising though from a Mac guru.So what came to my mind, was the fact that today you can rarely find talks about benefits of X technology over Y technology.In particular i mean JAVA vs. .Net, LAMP vs. Windows stack,PC vs. Mac, etc.Even for mobile platforms, most reviews and talks are around benefits of each platform(IPhone, Android, WP7) for customers not developers! I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era, thanks to maturity of technology.
Behzad
Behzad Sedighzadeh wrote:
I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era
ultimate goal is to provide better product for customer, no matter what technology is used if user/customer is not happy , introducing new technology is meaningless.
-
Behzad Sedighzadeh wrote:
I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era
ultimate goal is to provide better product for customer, no matter what technology is used if user/customer is not happy , introducing new technology is meaningless.
If that statement doesn't deserve a 5, I don't know what does. 5+ :thumbsup:
-
Yesterday in CodeProject's newsletter, there was a link to one of Justin Williams posts on his blog where he openly admitted to switch to WP7 if some sort of criteria be passed.A surprising though from a Mac guru.So what came to my mind, was the fact that today you can rarely find talks about benefits of X technology over Y technology.In particular i mean JAVA vs. .Net, LAMP vs. Windows stack,PC vs. Mac, etc.Even for mobile platforms, most reviews and talks are around benefits of each platform(IPhone, Android, WP7) for customers not developers! I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era, thanks to maturity of technology.
Behzad
Wow you must hang out in different places than I do. There are some BITTER disputes going on all the time with every development technology I've ever used or heard of. It's a lot of hot air though as you say it's what affects the end user that matters most.
There is no failure only feedback
-
Wow you must hang out in different places than I do. There are some BITTER disputes going on all the time with every development technology I've ever used or heard of. It's a lot of hot air though as you say it's what affects the end user that matters most.
There is no failure only feedback
Where and when you could find a mac guy, leaning to write an appication for Windows? Compare the past with today. Most of developers work on 2 platforms or at least give it a try: windows and linux,.NET and Java, ASP.NET and php,Eclipse and XCode,iOS and Android.
Behzad
-
Yesterday in CodeProject's newsletter, there was a link to one of Justin Williams posts on his blog where he openly admitted to switch to WP7 if some sort of criteria be passed.A surprising though from a Mac guru.So what came to my mind, was the fact that today you can rarely find talks about benefits of X technology over Y technology.In particular i mean JAVA vs. .Net, LAMP vs. Windows stack,PC vs. Mac, etc.Even for mobile platforms, most reviews and talks are around benefits of each platform(IPhone, Android, WP7) for customers not developers! I think we have transfer from pure-technology era into something more customer--oriented era, thanks to maturity of technology.
Behzad
Behzad Sedighzadeh wrote:
passed.A
Behzad Sedighzadeh wrote:
Behzad Sedighzadeh wrote:
FYI, a space usually comes after a period that ends a sentence. Like this.