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Todd Gillespie wrote:
> > > It's amazing, but SQL remains a terrific secret to about 90% of the
> > > developers out there, ...
> : interesting point. but why is that so? is there no need for SQL aware
> : coders? are they afraid of SQL's "complexity" - or let me rephrase
> : that: do they have problems with a way of thinking different from the
> : procedural view of programming languages? is it too difficult? are
> : there only bad tutorials? ...
>
> [...]
>
> In simplest terms, it's another case of people refusing to think in more
> than one fashion.
Yes, this is probably very true. Thinking in SQL compares to thinking in objects like eating with a spoon compares to eating with chopsticks.
Typically we do program with objects, though. Every additional "fashion" or flavour of thinking complicates our business.
Kind regards,
Carl
--- Carl Rosenberger db4o - database for objects - http://www.db4o.comReceived on Sat Jul 21 2001 - 13:01:26 CDT
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