ComputerWorld is running a series on the world's most popular computer programming languages.
In this article, the magazine interviews Anders Heilsberg, leader of C# development.
In the interview he shares his thoughts on coming programming trends, giving us a glimpse of what to expect in C# 4.0.
If you don't recognize his name, you should.
Anders Hejlsberg is also responsible for creating the Turbo Pascal system, and was the Delphi development team's lead architect.
He also is a great presenter.
I attended a talk he did on nullable types at Tech Ed 2005 and walked out of the room feeling like I understood the entire universe.
Sadly, that understanding faded away before I could blog about it, but at least the deep knowledge of nullable types stuck.
He is one of those rare people who have a deep understanding of technology and the excellent presentation skills to express his insights to a wider audience.
It is, therefore, little wonder that he has his own WikiPedia entry and has been interviewed numerous times.
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