Am I the only here who is interested in subject but is uncomfortable about both sides in the argument? You know, sort of like seeing Mussolini and Pol Pot discussing human rights.
While I get and can easily relate to the OP's point about web programming, neither UML, sequence diagrams (yes I actually done them), .NET sandbox or the three-languages-clumped-in-ugly-one (C++) gives me any excitement. Bare mention of "business logic" gives me nausea, and I want to unlearn all I knew about CIM.
I guess some stuff is just boring crap to work on and some isn't. Not a terribly useful or novel conclusion, and probably would never make as controversial and hot topics as those two blogposts...
While I get and can easily relate to the OP's point about web programming, neither UML, sequence diagrams (yes I actually done them), .NET sandbox or the three-languages-clumped-in-ugly-one (C++) gives me any excitement. Bare mention of "business logic" gives me nausea, and I want to unlearn all I knew about CIM.
I guess some stuff is just boring crap to work on and some isn't. Not a terribly useful or novel conclusion, and probably would never make as controversial and hot topics as those two blogposts...