[wellylug]The top 10 dead (or dying) computer skills

[nic]

I looked a bit more on the computerworld web site, and found "The 10 IT People Who 
Mattered in the Past 40 Years (but You May Not Know Why)". One of whom is Denis Ritchie, 
important "Developed the C programming language, the foundation for the portability of 
Unix to different hardware systems. "

journo == Bozo

Mian Lin wrote:
> Hi , I just read the article from computerworld website,it listed "The
> top 10 dead (or dying) computer skills". I am surprised at "C
> programming" is on the list.
> I dont agree that below:
> "As the web takes over, C languages are also becoming less relevant,
> according to Stewart Padveen, internet entrepreneur and currently
> founder of online advertising start-up AdPickles. "C++ and C Sharp are
> still alive and kicking, but try to find a basic C-only programmer
> today, and you'll likely find a guy that's unemployed and/or training
> for a new skill," he says."
> 
> what do you think, the people who are working in the industry ?
> 
> Regards,
> Mian
> 
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