Check this out -- Wesner Moise talks about dynamic typing and other possible changes in store for C# 3.0. I can't help but wonder if dynamic language features such as described in teh article are above the heads of both Mort and Elvis. I mean, those of us that understand the benefits of programming with a dynamic language are already using Ruby and Python. Why wait?
Discussion of topics that I find relevant in my professional life as a technologist. I am currently excited about dynamic languages (primarily Ruby), the Semantic Web, SOA/Web Services, and Language-Oriented Programming. I consider these technologies to be the foundation of agile enterprise development and I'm writing a book along that line of thinking.
