I am convinced this is the next big thing: Cobol on Cogs. Definitely the future of web development. As of today I renounce Ruby on Rails and all it stands for!
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Ben Hughes
I'm a freelance developer working with Ruby and other modern tools to build web applications, based currently out of Rochester, NY. I love to learn about new technologies and am always trying to achieve elegance and beauty through code.
When I'm not writing software, I like to play tennis, dabble in jazz piano, and ponder economics. I'm a big fan of: world travel and cultures, jazz music, Korean food, coffee, and having interesting conversations.-
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I dig those working function keys. The terminal flicker was a nice touch too