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Started by timothy
Fri, 10 Apr 1992 05:44
Survey on future of Object Oriented Programming
Author: timothy
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 05:44
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1992 05:44
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Hi Guys: I'm doing a Delphi survey on the future of the Object paradigm. Please respond now, if you want to be included in this survey. I will be sending out the same questions for a second round in two days or when I have fifty responses. The second round consists of the same questions, but it includes the average response and the range of responses. Please answer the following questions by responding with a specific year (max 2050). You may answer these questions by editing this message or appending the message with the question number and response. 1) When will there be a Object CASE tool that gains wide acceptance? 2) What year do you see OO Analysis techniques standardized? 3) What year do your see OO Design techniques standardized? 4) When will you be able to buy useful Objects "off the shelf" for custom applications? 5A) When will Object Systems account for 30% of the applications being used? 5B) When will Object Systems account for 50% of the applications being used? 5C) When will Object Systems account for 80% of the applications being used? 6A) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a requirement for 30% of new hires for programming? 6B) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a requirement for 50% of new hires for programming? 6C) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a requirement for 80% of new hires for programming? 7) What OO language do you think will dominate by the end of this decade? Thanks timothy@eddie.rmnug.org -- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Tim Miller---University of Colorado, Boulder---Graduate Student IS Home: (303) 447-1005 NeXTMail: timothy@eddie.rmNUG.org
Re: Survey on future of Object Oriented Programming
Author: Bob Hathaway
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 04:38
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 04:38
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In article <1992Apr10.054438.159@nugget.rmNUG.ORG> timothy@eddie.rmNUG.org writes: >5A) When will Object Systems account for 30% of the applications being used? >5B) When will Object Systems account for 50% of the applications being used? >5C) When will Object Systems account for 80% of the applications being used? >6A) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a > requirement for 30% of new hires for programming? >6B) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a > requirement for 50% of new hires for programming? >6C) When do you expect that a background in Object Systems will be a > requirement for 80% of new hires for programming? I think that Object Systems should account for all current applications and a background in Object Systems should be a requirement for everyone right now. >7) What OO language do you think will dominate by the end of this decade? Object Systems OpenL, of course! [what a silly question] Immodestly, Bob Hathaway Programming Language Designer and Compiler Writer Object Systems objsys@netcom.com
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