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If Programming Languages Were Religions

Posted At : December 17, 2008 4:33 PM | Posted By : nolan
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I just saw this posted on Slashdot and thought it was worth sharing...

If Programming Languages Were Religions

No mention of ColdFusion tho. Anyone want to take a stab at which religion matches ColdFusion?

Happy holidays. :)

-nolan

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Coldfusion would be Unitarianism. It borrows heavily from all the different Christian sects but includes just enough from all religions to be looking at oddly by most. Less dogmatic than all the other religions, folks usually find their own path.
# Posted By Jeff | 12/17/08 1:00 PM
Actually I think ColdFusion would be The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghetti_monster

...because after all, that's not even a real religion, is it?

The vet CF programmers will hopefully see what I did there...
# Posted By Shawn Holmes | 12/18/08 2:02 PM
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