I find it almost impossible to say some words, such as "always," without a qualifying "almost." I can almost never find a rule that's universally applicable. -- Martin Fowler
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Anonymous2014-01-25 8:48
Current software is shameful. Giant operating systems linger from the 1970's. Applications are team-produced with built-in obsolescence. User interfaces feature puzzle-solving. -- Chuck Moore
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Anonymous2014-01-25 8:50
colorForth does it differently. There is no syntax, no redundancy, no typing. There are no errors that can be detected. Forth uses postfix, there are no parentheses. No indentation. Comments are deferred to the documentation. No hooks, no compatibility. Words are never hyphenated. There's no heirarchy. No files. No operating system.