The Clever Programmer
I wasn't sure what to make of this. He is coming across so strong, and I have been bamboozled so many times!
On the other hand, I heard great things about Java, when it first came out but didn't follow up on it. If I had of I would be Java programmer now, still living in the States, and making lots of money.
Python is another programming language, that is also taking the Software world by storm! If I were younger, I would be getting on this bandwagon.
Showing posts with label Programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Programming. Show all posts
Friday, August 16, 2019
Friday, August 25, 2017
The Go Programing Language's Packages
Golang Packages
This posting is all about Programming - one of my current interests.
The Go language was invented and supported by Google. It's not a complicated language - it was designed that way - but it has a large ecosystem of supporting packages that it can use to do nearly anything.
This is how programming is done now - there is a language, but there are many helper functions that can let it do nearly anything. And more are added all the time.
Google wants to keep you in its walled garden - and away from Microsoft's. Java was the darling of the Nineties - and is still the most popular language going - but Google's Go, and Microsoft's C# and F# - are the way to go, if you want to get ahead of the pack.
F#, backed up with the .NET framework, is the Functional Programming language - that companies should be using (in my opinion). But it seems to be too good for them.
This posting is all about Programming - one of my current interests.
The Go language was invented and supported by Google. It's not a complicated language - it was designed that way - but it has a large ecosystem of supporting packages that it can use to do nearly anything.
This is how programming is done now - there is a language, but there are many helper functions that can let it do nearly anything. And more are added all the time.
Google wants to keep you in its walled garden - and away from Microsoft's. Java was the darling of the Nineties - and is still the most popular language going - but Google's Go, and Microsoft's C# and F# - are the way to go, if you want to get ahead of the pack.
F#, backed up with the .NET framework, is the Functional Programming language - that companies should be using (in my opinion). But it seems to be too good for them.
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