It's a clever parlor trick đ
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So what is gonna be ported to Excel first:Â Doom or React? Take your bets đž!
Doom, then Skyrim haha
I'm re-defining Atwood's law today.
This is my proclamation.
âAny application that can be written in Excel, will eventually be written in Excel.â
Bad news, actually.
No, seriously. Excel was already abused too much. (NHS, anyone?)
Excel is a wonderful tool when it is used for what was designed; I can admit using it as a "paper database" (a database that you can keep on piece of paper and update by hand) such as (short) list of address of project partners; everything else is just a no-no.
I always found the formula editor in Libre Office to be pretty good. Not sure when it too will support LAMBDA functions, but I can't imagine they'll be used a lot if any sort of backwards compatibility between different versions of Excel is needed.
We need to move beyond a VDOM to a Virtual Spreadsheet for faster updates lol.
Well, at the price of Microsoft office, I think it's an expensive programming language!
Microsoft PowerPoint: âFinally, a worthy opponent.â
Having tried (and mostly failed?) for quite some time to get their JavaScript API up and working for Office to replace VBA online, is this the proper solution? Excel is data-driven and using lambda functions properly makes it a functional language and looks very LISP-like (from the limited examples I've seen).
I cannot believe that M$ hasn't imbedded C# within the office suite. Then Excel would be top notch. IMO.