Yep, no doubt about it, we have some worthy generators, have only
scratched the surface with Ramanujan's so far (fun to have extended
precision decimal type for more context, cross-checking pi to a couple
hundred digits maybe -- we've got that here too).
You can't create vacancies for positions yo
The more I look at it, the more I'm thinking peoples' stereotype of
"engineers" is what's keeping 'em from wanting to tackle any of this
"programming" stuff.
They think of "an engineer" as someone "cold" who lives in a
florescently lit windowless basement, a stereotype, but still pretty
vivid (I'v
The CS Dept is considering putting a bunch of courses online, using PHP as both
the development language, and as a new language to teach students. I've
suggested using Python instead. I need to put together a quick demo. I'm
thinking of something like javabat.com.
I've used Mod_python (the A
Does it have to be either/or?
I'm somewhat weak in the PHP department but only by choice, know I
could learn it pronto from Safari, as the concepts are pretty much the
same.
You need: a place to stuff data (SQL), and ORM layer (to assemble
objects), a template language (to make it all pretty), p
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 5:57 PM, David MacQuigg
wrote:
> The CS Dept is considering putting a bunch of courses online, using PHP as
> both the development language, and as a new language to teach students. I've
> suggested using Python instead. I need to put together a quick demo. I'm
> thin
