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March 2007

Letters

Letters from our readers.

By TR Readers

Charles Simonyi and Programming
In your otherwise excellent coverage of Charles Simonyi and his pioneering concept of intentional programming ("Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Meta," January/February 2007), you unfortunately included a throwaway remark about the Unified Modeling Language (UML): "But UML diagrams can't be transformed into finished software, which is Simonyi's dream for intentional programming."

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