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(Unverified)Nov 12th 2009 1:03PM
Programming languages should have no restrictions, truly. In terms of making it simple? Can anyone make Calculus any simpler? It is what it is. How much can you water down something before it looses it's potency?
Google creating or adding or modifying existing languages into a new one is not surprising to me. It was only a matter of time and what is surprising that it took them this long. (smile) I think this was in the making for years, not yesterday.
This is an exciting day but the best is yet to some, which is even more exciting!!