Beyond OOP

I was doing some random surfing and I came upon an interesting article. It mentioned every couple decades or so there is a new paradigm for programming applications as one method becomes harder to use. there was machine language, then punch cards, assembly, C, C++, Now there are Runtime languages, that control memory allocations, and things of that nature, such as Java, Python, .NET so what's the next step? I really don't know. I don't think there would be a reason for anything after OOP since objects are limitless really...

Drag and Drop programming, or tell the computer: "make me a damt hack", and he does that! That's the future

You use your mind and the computer makes the program

A framework that contains functions that do every possible thing in the world. /

An automatic Kernel maker !!

Originally Posted by Auxilium

An automatic Kernel maker !!

LOL.

Dabid got told /

Those aren't languages. Okay here's an example. A program that keeps synchronizations across multiple computers. So the language automatically handles this and networking functions and thing don't need to be coded.

Example:

Dabid says:

Create a super badass kernel that can rape windows

It types all the source out, right there!

Fuck you guise. \:

We're only playing

Patrickson says:

Create a program that imitates a Korean woman.

It makes an artifical AI and draws a face and body in D3D.

*She starts to speak*

*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*

Originally Posted by Lolland

Patrickson says:

Create a program that imitates a Korean woman.

It makes an artifical AI and draws a face and body in D3D.

*She starts to speak*

*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*

QFT /short

I'm not getting this. Maybe my "lolz" is turned off or something... why is there spam in my thread? o_O

Originally Posted by why06

I'm not getting this. Maybe my "lolz" is turned off or something... why is there spam in my thread? o_O

hi-jacked thread =>

Derail

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