Ajai Khattri wrote:
On Sat, 15 Aug 2009, Leam Hall wrote:
Of course, now part of me wonders if Python could cover where PHP
doesn't and we could keep Java contained in the Uni classroom. That
might help computer load levels a good bit...
Why not Ruby?
Nothing I've read in Ruby made sense.
Peter Sawczynec wrote:
The Drupal site is very informative.
But turning to the Drupal user/developer/administrators out there, is
there some alternative website(s), book(s) or blog(s) where you have
turned and have found invaluable Drupal info over time?
For me, Pro Drupal Development was ev
Hey Edward,
Right on man - I love coding w/obj-c/iphone/xcode. The workflow within
XCode is awesome - I find it really productive
and I love the integration w/gdb/IB. Obj-c itself has some cool
features, like all the NSString convenience methods, @synthesized
getters/setters, along with all the
On Sat, 15 Aug 2009, Leam Hall wrote:
> Of course, now part of me wonders if Python could cover where PHP
> doesn't and we could keep Java contained in the Uni classroom. That
> might help computer load levels a good bit...
Why not Ruby?
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Aj.
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On Fri, 14 Aug 2009, Edward Potter wrote:
> After spending 10 years with Java, I jumped into ObjC on the iPhone/Mac
> platform. I think it just blows Java away. Really makes programming Fun
> again. Give it a try. You may be AMAZED at how good ObjC is.
I like to call it Obfuscated-C :-)
Actua
Thanks folks!
So there are some things like concurrency and XSLT 2.0 that Java
provides that makes it a contender in the system space. I'm not really
programmer enough to get that part but I'll accept your thoughts. :)
Of course, now part of me wonders if Python could cover where PHP
doesn'
