When did actresses become 'actors?' I'm not being sexist, by any means, but we have a huge number of French-originated words in English which still retain the gender-specific endings, and they add a touch of élan to our boring old argot. Why try and get rid of them?
And where will it end?
Are waitresses now to be called waiters?
Princesses to be called princes?
Queens to be kings?
Ugly fat nagging trolls to be called 'my best mate?'
Mike Synnott
A collection of musings, postings I've made elsewhere,
and any other old bollocks that occurs to me.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Paradigm Shifts
There have been two great paradigm shifts in my (depressingly long) software development career:
Structured programming to OO and RPC-style services to Enterprise Service Bus (NServiceBus specifically).
The former happened about 20 years ago, the latter, 20 days ago.
My interest in enterprise systems design has finally been rekindled.
Structured programming to OO and RPC-style services to Enterprise Service Bus (NServiceBus specifically).
The former happened about 20 years ago, the latter, 20 days ago.
My interest in enterprise systems design has finally been rekindled.
Labels:
architecture,
design,
ESB,
IT,
NServiceBus,
OO,
paradigm shift,
programming,
RPC,
service,
SOA,
software,
structired
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