Month: October 2016

Shooting yourself in the foot, it turns out, can be done in many different programming languages.  Or, once the vendors actually had to mass-market them, “application development frameworks”.  (Programming language + runtime libraries + syntax cues for a text editor = application development framework.  But that’s a rant for another day.) Somehow, despite the fact that I am considered an aficionado of the geekier time-wasters, I only became aware of this gem early this morning. A few samples: 370 JCL … Continue reading “Shooting Yourself in the Foot”