By rick
via joelonsoftware.com
Published: Oct 13 2006 / 03:19
Programmers under the age of thirty probably don’t realize why Aged Senile Programmers like me are so slow to adopt exciting new programming languages the day they come out, and why we roll our eyes at hip bandwagon ideas that sell books and consulting engagements (forgive me if I don’t seem excited enough about your new book, “Extreme UML Refactoring Patterns”).
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Comments
pate replied ago:
Well, Joel comments on it. He doesn't really review the book. Nice commentary though.
rzg replied ago:
good!
ilazarte replied ago:
Beyond Java reads like a really long blog post. I found myself thoroughly turned off by the end.
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