| Not all software lines are burning the midnight oil to think of ways to become eco-friendly.Some have always been there.
Programming languages are designed to be powerful, delivering complex business applications on time and under budget. For example, the faster an application can get to market, the less time and money is wasted in development and the quicker profit can be made. In addition, the easier the language is to program, the fewer programmers are needed. This, in turn, results in fewer people commuting to work and a much smaller carbon footprint for a company. Some languages also allow for reuse and cross-compatibility, vastly decreasing the time and effort in improving technology and significantly minimizing purchases at a later date. Mom (Earth) would be proud! Object-oriented languages are most successful at this. Take for example Cincom Smalltalk. The Smalltalk Suite by Cincom offers extreme efficiency in programming by giving you all the tools you need to build lean, highly efficient, fully portable applications. Read more about this here. |
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