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  I have come to an interresting subject... aminer <aminer@toto.net> - 2014-05-15 20:58 -0700

#2349 — I have come to an interresting subject...

Hello,

I have come to an interresting subject...


You have seen me speaking about one of the most important thing
of programming, it is the availability/disponibility and the safety
of parallel or serial libraries that are needed by our projects...
and i have said also that i am dreaming of a day where to be able to 
implement our programming projects, the big part of our programming 
projects will be a result that is only in a form of composable objects 
coming from libraries that are available and safe.. this is my dream and
i think that's also the best way to boost productivity and safety , this 
is why i have told you just before that the availability/disponibility 
of libraries that are needed be it parallel or serial will become an 
important and big part of our projects...


So what i really want in the near future is that almost all of our 
projects will be a result of composable and safe objects coming from 
parallel or serial libraries... so if you need for exemple to do some 
sorting call sage objects from libraries to do easily the job for you , 
if you want to do mathematics call safe objects from libraries to do
easily the job for you, if you want to set a database you call sage 
objects from libraries to do easily  the job for you etc. etc. and what 
we need in the future is programmers that knows how to easily compose 
those safe objects coming from parallel or serial libraries and know 
there mathematical complexity and such to be able to compose them in the 
best way... that's my dream , and i think that's also the best way to 
boost productivity and safety.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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