New Song Released - No More DLL Hell
"For those unfamiliar with the term "DLL Hell" (that's pretty much anyone who isn't a software developer), it's a term used by programmers to refer to versioning problems with Microsoft's older software. My good buddy Spike Xavier and I came up with the idea of witting a song about the concept while stuck in Phoenix traffic one day. Basically we wanted to write about how much better Microsoft's .NET platform is compared to their older technologies....mainly because we were bored I guess and because we're happy we don't have to use COM technologies much anymore. Some will like the song's style (or lack thereof), some won't depending upon what type of music you listen to.
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"Song Lyrics:
Verse 1:
Early days of COM components
solved our coding need
Dynamic Link Libraries - code as many as you need
we had version this and version that
confusing reg svr tre duece apps
..."
This song rocks. JUST what I needed to get me moving this fine Friday... ;)
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