This document discusses the features and benefits of the Go programming language. It outlines that Go generates self-contained binaries, has a simple yet powerful design, includes a standard library and supports concurrency and testing. It provides examples of companies and popular projects using Go like Google, Uber, Kubernetes and Docker. The document recommends books for learning Go and provides references for further reading.
This document discusses creating LiveCode Builder extensions, including libraries and widgets. It covers: - Creating a "Hello World" library that extends LiveCode with a function to return "Hello World!" - Compiling the library and installing it into the LiveCode IDE - The differences between libraries and widgets and when each should be used
This document discusses various aspects of programming languages and the program development cycle. It begins by describing low-level languages like machine language and assembly language, and high-level procedural languages like BASIC, COBOL, and C. It then discusses object-oriented languages like C++ and Java, visual programming languages, and other languages and tools. The document also covers aspects of web page development like HTML, scripting languages, and authoring software. It concludes by outlining the typical six-step program development cycle.
This document surveys alternative languages that run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), including ported languages like JRuby and new languages like Groovy and Scala. It discusses why developers use these languages, noting they provide access to powerful Java platforms and libraries while allowing programming in more modern languages. Issues like performance and compatibility challenges are also outlined. Examples of code in several languages are provided.
JSX is a faster, safer alternative to JavaScript for middle- to large-scale software development. It is based on ECMA-262 standards and introduces static types, classes, and other features. While the basic syntax is fixed, some advanced features like templates are still being developed. Development tools include compilers using Node.js and a Perl script to convert WebIDL to JSX.
Dart is the language that is used to write and code out Flutter Applications. It's the first step to building your own flutter app. So join us 5th March at 5 PM to learn all about Dart, the most popular language used for building Flutter Applications. Agenda: • Basic Syntax, Data Types and Variables • Conditional Statements and loops • Functions and Exception Handling • Class, Objects, Reference and Instance Variables • Inheritance and Method Overriding • Arrays, Sets and HashSet, Maps and HashMaps
This is a talk I gave to potential applicants about our pilot of AutoFeedback for term 2 of a first-year Java programming module. AutoFeedback is an automated code feedback platform that tries to lower the barriers to entry as much as possible for submitting code from an IDE, and receiving feedback about it.