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But you are lucky if your project has a large group of programmers. There is more probably a large group of projects with a small group of programmers. There are also some large projects: Linux, KDE, LibreOffice, VLC, LLVM, etc... and none
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In the article it is said by moving from Oracle to Datastax support, the cost was down from $500 000 to $90 000. Oracle support has a cost too.
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There is also the sourceforge example. Since they can not make enough money with ads on the site to survive, they put them in the archives. They will die also at the end, but a lot of projects with them.
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I have carefully compared the two languages and I do not see more similarity than between Go and Swift or any other language. You have yourself cited the different memory management models, and this is the main characteristic of Rust. The s
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"After a few years I found out that this was due to the hard keys of my keyboard." Several years? Because doctors are not free? (joke)
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11y ago
A language that accesses the hardware (OS, drivers...). Java is definitively not a system language unlike C++. I an not sure Rust have to be a system language.
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11y ago
In the future, JavaScript will be the virtual machine of many languages. But maybe "real programmers" still will use JS code directly.
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11y ago
What are these issues? I use Ace daily (in Advanced Explorer) and have no issue. It has a syntax checker for JavaScript that is invaluable.
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12y ago
If I well understood, it is recommended now to support the team to buy a clone rather that an original Arduino?
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12y ago
> The article has only an image of the Z4 in Munich. And it is an image of the Z3 if one looks closer at the description on the left.
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They created at Atari a night shift just for him (he was the only employe of this team) to do the same work than the others. This answers the question.
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12y ago
"instead of using horrible, ancient tools" (JavaScript=1995, HTML 5 spec=2014) "use capable systems languages like C" (Objective-C=1982, C=1972, Java=1994). WTF?
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12y ago
Maybe but if you use real DOCTYPE such as <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> then you will see huge d
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JamVM – A compact Java Virtual Machine
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True reactive programming in JavaScript
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Speaking like a coder
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12y ago
Maybe he makes money also with the 50 pages displaying ads you have to visit before to be able to download the file. But this does not detract from the qualities of the software, that I use daily.
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For the Windows question, I must advise that it is not limited to Visual Studio or Cygwin. I use MingW daily and have a experience similar to that of GCC or Clang on Linux. CLang runs also on Windows but lacks a linker for now and uses tha
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If you want not use Angular or another other framework, a fully functional autocomplete may be made with 10 lines of JavaScript. See demo: http://www.scriptol.com/javascript/autocomplete.php Adding a scrolling list of
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It is common when a new language appears to authors to see similarity with their own language. Actually, most of the features of Swift were already implemented in some older language. Extended pattern matching for example exists in Scala.
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That is the description of Python, Ruby, Scriptol and some others. But programmers moving from Python to Go, shows that experienced programmers are often more concerned about execution speed, even at the cost of work time.
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I guess what Matt said to Haughey: your site looks like a content farm, lot of posts have poor content, filled with lots of links, none of them have backlinks so it was hit by Panda. Even if there is a lot of good pages on the site accordin
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Google is a good search engine so such the question that you query has been asked on Stackoverflow. Otherwise you will go nowhere... And the way they evaluate the "quality" of a site by a simple mathematical formula is a joke. We
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The federal circuit found Alsup was confusing a ruling about fair use and copyright. It made clear the copyright must be established at the act of creating, not at the act of using. But some think it is a misinterpretation of the district c
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The federal circuit ruled that an API is a "creative" work and thus is copyrightable. But is it really creative? It is an interface and made according some rules, not some sort of art... I must point out I have read the 28 pages r
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Your comment contradicts itself: "Asm.js is a JS subset" and "V8 isn't implementing Asm.js in any way.". It is fully implemented, of course, it is only the "use asm.js" directive that is not. That prevents
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Some tutorials here: http://www.scriptol.com/javascript/ Even PHP can use an HTML interface!
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The simplest autocomplete function in JavaScript
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Rust, slang of programming languages
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Ridiculous patents...
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