Against all odds…
November 5, 2006After some time, even for a little time, every programmer would notice the very obvious difference between the past and the present - all solutions to virtually every programming problem is provided for.
Take for instance the .NET Framework. It gives everything that you will need when creating programs, in virtually at least one line. Before programming with the Win32 API would require you long lines to perform a function from the win32 API, most of it initialization of variables needed for the function. Say for example the accessing the registry. The most effective way would be through the Win32 API. But right now accessing the registry has one-line (and not to mention easier-to-read) equivalent functions in the .NET framework. Every thing is provided already.
Which makes me to ask: With everything provided, what is there left to create???? It seems the things left are those needed to be innovated/changed. What do you think is there left to create???
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