If anyone is interested, the current "Utility Infielder" monthly column
on byte.com discusses something near and dear to my heart. In the second
of a 2-part series, Bill Nicholls discusses how he thinks software dev
tools ought to be. I think Mr. Nicholls is "spot on". Here's the link:
http://www.byte.com/column/BYT20000322S0001
I've seen a few mentions on the list about the value of building
reusable components and the related need for some universal
component-level programming interface guidelines to make that doable.
This is an "inside-out" approach to the same thing addressed by this
article from an "outside-in" point of view.
Anyway I felt it was worth mentioning, even if you can't decipher what
I've just said :o)
Regards,
Phil
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