Blog Entry: Semicolon Wars by Brian Hayes

Technology evolves at the rhythm the humanity wants, that is the way I think technology (Specially computing) follows and is part for many important achievements that humankind had reach during different periods of time.

In this blog entry, the next comments are created as critic to give a point of view of what I think from the document I read.

In this case not only evolution has shown this side, but also a variety of options or alternatives for even solving a problem we have on the actual day, but there is one thing is interesting and that divides people (not in a way of real war, but in opinion) in a way that nobody could have the same opinion, the programming language.

Previously we had a limited amount of programming languages that could help us to create the most basic thing for a computer but with this evolution and changes there are a lot of programming languages where a person can choose to work with and also to support, some of them works to solve mathematical problems, others help for taking decisions or even learn programs (or the AI) to decide by itself what is the best option for a problem, there are so much options, endless possibilities that could take to focus on a programming language and develop our skills.

Now, during this century the programming languages that we use every day on our career has suffered changes, not only on the syntax way or even portability, but on the way, we could get an "hybrid" language that could use some things from one language or other things from other programming languages.

On this time, with Python or even scripting languages the programming has really changed not for bad or good, but for the best because as I already said, evolves and adapts to the way more people could get used to it, for veteran programmers these languages help to take advantage for a what a programming language can solve or vice versa.

The conclusion for this is that there are still too much to create and learn for computing and especially on programming languages there are new ways to explore and also to get friendly with everyone, on previous times we could consider this a disadvantage because not to many people work on this are, but now the changes could help to get a better idea for this and also to even solve more complicated problems.

A way to see the evolution of programming, but still 

considering the original ones as the main base for others.

(Also, not an accurate image).