Thank you.. that's exactly the kind of feedback I'd hoped for.


> I will start by saying that you are expressing your ideas very clearly.
> So clearly, though, that there are a couple of points that appear to be
> too strong in comparison to my previous education.

Point taken.. thank you. You're right that there are many ways to view the subject, and I don't want to sound like an advocate of The One True Way. I oversimplified through a combination of keeping things terse and being alone with my notes for too long.


> ... and I am curious to see the Perlish part of it.

Hmm.. another good point. The first couple chapters are heavy on theory, and the rest refer back to them while explaining the code for specific patterns. You're right that people will want to see some code, though. I'll have to crank out some sample code so people can see the ideas in action, rather than just relying on diagrams.

In reply to Re: Re: RFC - OOP and Turing machines by mstone
in thread RFC - OOP and Turing machines by mstone

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