Thursday I was talking in a technical chat room on freenode and I heard someone mention Scala. And boy I have 3 words for you: I love it!. It has everything: imperative, OO, functional. I requires lot to learn, so I'm gonig to learn it in my off time. In the meantime I hope to employee myself as a computer repairman and website developer (especializing in SOA) Otherwise known as Services Oriented Archtecture. I have no love for interface development and wish to continue my programming practives programming and understanding rules and validations that go into storage or retrieval of database information. I really enjoy conversion based programming to. I was working with XSLT last night and really like it so far. I only go so far as a few XSLT transformation, but so far so good. I think it will be highly visible even in the future. As it related everything at the base level of understanding TAGS. JSTL uses it, and uses it well. Thats mostly what I think future websites will use. Scala or languages like it might have a deep imact especially given that:[/P][P]var var_name = [html]/html][/P][P]" is perfectly legal Scala code. See how the tags fit on the [same_level] as the 4gl code (scala)? Thats a beauty for me since matching up tags and interelated code can be a nightmare on most platforms. The only bad thing i have to say about Scala and (Haskell too) is that the documentation should have multiple ways at looking at the same thing but written together close to each other in the documentation itself. So all you tech book writers now have something to doI know once I learn Scala I may just suggest myself to write a book since it may prove to be fun. Tah tah for now.
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