Re: Stone says he can write entire RSDC app in one night

[Michael_Schutte@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Can you guys take this "who's wiener is bigger" conversation offline?

Personally, in my off time, I'd rather not look at the computer.  I go
weeks without touching my personal PC. I get sick of it.



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web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 05/20/2008 01:11:53 PM:

> Bradley V. Stone wrote:
> > I'm going to ignore your (as usual) overreading into my posts with your
> > normal "everyone's out to get me" mentality even though I said nothing
about
> > you, your kids, and your time together.
> <laughing>  People who insist on personal remarks kill me.  "Some of us
> these days want to spend time with our families and sleepthan pounding
> out POC code..."  How did I find the time?  Oh you're right, it wasn't
> personal!  It's just that EGL is so much easier than RPG.  My bad... :)
>
> > Great.  You created one application using EGL.  Then you
challengepeople to
> > duplicate it?   Great, for you it helps your business as a POC.  Pay
me, and
> > I'll duplicate it.  If no one has the time, you're probably right, it
can't
> > be done.  If a tree falls in the forest...  yaddaa yadda yadda.....  I
> > quickly am reminded why I don't spend as much time on these lists
anymore.
> >
> I'm just tired of people saying RPG-CGI is a good alternative.  It's
> not, unless all you have is RPG.  If it is so good, prove it.  If you
> can't find one night to duplicate the scheduler (your estimate, not
> mine), then your arguments don't hold a lot of weight.
>
> And I'm done with this particular rodeo.
>
> Joe
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