Maybe it's time for an entire overhaul of .NET and the CLR?

This is a very interesting podcast where Juval Lowy tries to explain why
every class (including .NET classes)
"should" be WCF services.

http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=520

I haven't looked at it but apparently Juval has a utility that will allow
you to define a POCO class which it will convert into a WCF service
thus removing the need to have settings in the config file for each class.

On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 12:58 AM, David Connors <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 11 February 2010 18:19, silky <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I wonder if I am alone, out here, in thinking that C# is (possibly)
>> going in a strange and bad direction. We can notice that it is tending
>> to more of a dynamic/scripting-like language, with less compile-time
>> checks (or worded another way, more freedom) with features that you
>> could argue are "generally" harmful, and only "sometimes" useful
>> (Extension Methods being the primary example, anonymous classes being
>> another).
>>
>
> I've not looked closely enough at the dynamic features in C# 4 to comment,
> but .NET has strong fundamentals and I appreciate Nick Wienholt's comments
> re Hejlsberg. He has produced environments with incredible pedigree in both
> his Borland and Microsoft days - I think he is a genius and a true asset to
> MS more so than most other people who are held up as MS 'rockstars'. I just
> hope MS are not spooked into doing something completely insane with .NET on
> the basis of the apparent popularity of dynamic languages in the freetard
> community.
>
> From following the dynamic crowd for the past year and a half or so, I have
> concluded that it is a religious movement; at least that is the only reason
> I can figure out why anyone would endure a Steve Yegge talk or blog post.
> The same people probably believe Erlang propaganda.  Their bossman needs to
> give them more work to do so they can stop trying to figure out how to
> invent 1995.
>
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