Suppose you take a Unix programmer and a Windows programmer and give them each the task of creating the same end-user application.

There is one significant group of Windows programmers who are primarily coding for other programmers: the Windows team itself, inside Microsoft.

That's OK; he's not a Windows programmer; we'll forgive that.

It's rather rare to find such bigotry among Windows programmers, who are, on the whole, solution-oriented and non-ideological.

Herbert Schildt is an American musician, computing author and a Windows programmer.

Great Windows programmers will be at Microsoft's PDC.

I think today most Windows programmers trust Visual C++, for example.

This has had the advantage of giving Windows programmers a great deal of flexibility and power over their applications.

And the idea was that the code that the programmer, a Windows programmer would write would ask Windows for the next event.

As a result, Windows programmers are in great demand, and thus expensive.