← Back to context Comment by __d 13 hours ago UML was phase two of OMG. It originally developed CORBA. 4 comments __d Reply pcestrada 12 hours ago "The horror, the horror." riffraff 7 hours ago Forgive the ignorant question, what made CORBA terribile?I only used it during university and it seemed overengineered but it mostly worked, and I vaguely recall IDL to be nice.I'm guessing interop was actually atrocious? j-pb 7 hours ago Synchronisation based on spooky action at a distance of mutable objects. imtringued 5 hours ago CORBA had the concept of distributed objects which is a terrible idea in practice.
pcestrada 12 hours ago "The horror, the horror." riffraff 7 hours ago Forgive the ignorant question, what made CORBA terribile?I only used it during university and it seemed overengineered but it mostly worked, and I vaguely recall IDL to be nice.I'm guessing interop was actually atrocious? j-pb 7 hours ago Synchronisation based on spooky action at a distance of mutable objects. imtringued 5 hours ago CORBA had the concept of distributed objects which is a terrible idea in practice.
riffraff 7 hours ago Forgive the ignorant question, what made CORBA terribile?I only used it during university and it seemed overengineered but it mostly worked, and I vaguely recall IDL to be nice.I'm guessing interop was actually atrocious? j-pb 7 hours ago Synchronisation based on spooky action at a distance of mutable objects. imtringued 5 hours ago CORBA had the concept of distributed objects which is a terrible idea in practice.
imtringued 5 hours ago CORBA had the concept of distributed objects which is a terrible idea in practice.
"The horror, the horror."
Forgive the ignorant question, what made CORBA terribile?
I only used it during university and it seemed overengineered but it mostly worked, and I vaguely recall IDL to be nice.
I'm guessing interop was actually atrocious?
Synchronisation based on spooky action at a distance of mutable objects.
CORBA had the concept of distributed objects which is a terrible idea in practice.