USI 2009 Session

We have gotten into the habit of modelling and developing our applications by meeting all our needs with objet-oriented programming, with the aim of finding THE answer to everything, as if it were a universal paradigm.

But, what about the phenomenal variety of programming languages? Are they not \"mainstream\"? That we need them all? This variety can probably be explained by the fact that different problems require different programming languages.

The .NET platform was designed for a wide variety of languages, and recently saw the addition of dynamic languages and functional languages. Why not take advantage of this variety to save time?

In this session, we will show you how, in a single application, certain problems can be solved much more simply using three different languages rather than just one!