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January 08, 2005
In Defense of Prolog
In a conversation with David Baird, I realized something I really like about Prolog. It has all the strengths of flat files with respect to versioning, backups, and remote access, and it supports a relational model that makes RDBMS look like kids toys. Plus, because it’s code and data, it’s more flexible than either a normal programming language or a normal database.
Of course, it could use some better string functions. :)
Posted by FusionGyro at January 8, 2005 10:48 PM
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