7 words about Facebook: No way to put pages into categories

(so much about free will / organzing)

In the sense that OOP is often used in very stupid ways (dunno about C++ but in other languages, have a look at PHPUnit it is the best example of misunderstood OOP) I can understand C programmers. Golang is also very simple for a reason

I agree, but moreover: You can also do nice OOP with C. Take a look, for example, to COS (C Object System) which implements OOP on top of your C compiler. The object system itself is inspired by CLOS (Common Lisp Object System) and Objective-C (in turn inspired by Smalltalk). It also allows 'automatic' allocation by reference counting.

https://github.com/CObjectSystem/COS

Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1003.2547

For no reason. On the other hand I dont know why people would not like it, the language is great if used in a simple way.

Unfortunatly no real explantion, the pic is from here https://twitter.com/AkiyoshiKitaoka/status/85065339069460480...

Some explanation of a similar image with strawberries: http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/39132378/these-strawbe...

color picker says #b9bdbc on top left corner of the pepper :)

My favorite: - Procedural PHP / static calls - Lightweight NoSQL DBAL (I use MongoDB under the hood but any key/value store would do) - Vanilla JS on the Client - Plain CSS witout preprocessors

Since I do a lot of JS on the client I am quite happy not to have it on the server as well - also I dont like that npm madness / complex infrastructure around it.

Where do you tend to?