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October 28, 2008

Ted Neward on Present and Past Languages

Filed under: Conferences, DOTNET, DSL, F#, Functional Programming, Haskell, InfoQ, JVM, LinQ, Polyglot Programming — Sadache @ 1:28 pm

This is an interview I did at QCon with Ted Neward. Talking to Ted was very interesting even though arguing with him turned to be not easy at all :)

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