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Thank you for saying it. I have been echoing this sentiment for a long time. Why settle for "good enough" when the root of all progress is "better?" I think
by gavanwoolery 15y ago
Thank you for saying it. I have been echoing this sentiment for a long time. Why settle for "good enough" when the root of all progress is "better?" I think one key thing that we will need first is a language to challenge Javascript and HTML. I think C# and Java are good, but they could be a lot better. The language will need native rich media abilities and enough abstraction to run on any device or operating system.
The problem with HTML (to me) is that it is not really driven by capitalism or competition - say what you will about the two, but they do force companies to strive for the best products possible.