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SyntaxDB — A Perfect Programming Syntax “Search Engine” For Coders Padsa Information

SyntaxDB — A Perfect Programming Syntax “Search Engine” For Coders Padsa Information SyntaxDB calls itself a programming syntax database that wishes to eliminate the need to use Google to search syntax during coding. It allows you to search your syntax queries and shows you helpful results along with further documentation. Currently, SyntaxDB supports nine popular programming languages. V ery often programmers new to the field ask if is it okay to use Google and Stack Overflow to look up some syntax. The answer is yes � searching the web is a routine task of a good developer and its frequency even increases with time. Using Google doesn�t make you a bad programmer. Instead, it makes you even better at it and teaches you new things. To make things even easier for programmers, Anthony Nguyen, a software developer studying at Queen�s University, has created SyntaxDB. This website calls itself the programming syntax database and allows you to search your required query. Nguyen calls it...

top 50 Programming Qoutes

top 50 Programming Qoutes I found this list of really good programming quotes :) Some of them are really funny and obvious and some of them require some computer knowledge. I think the fact that some of them are true make them really fun. Like this one: "I dont care if it works on your machine! We are not shipping your machine!" - Vidiu Platon. Sometimes your code runs excellent on your machine/environment but as soon as you sent it to QA they find a lot of bugs. This also happened to me :$ Enjoy the quotes they are worth the reading time :) download  file  now

talk Upping Your Programming Game

talk Upping Your Programming Game (this page is http://bit.ly/jta-upping) Im giving this talk tonight, at LA Django, hosted by our friends at Wiredrive HQ. Thanks for Marcel and Wiredrive for supporting the Los Angeles tech scene! Slides are in gdrive: Upping Your (Programming) Game. There will be cats  Lil Bubzilla. pic credit: Marcel download  file  now

talk Functional Programming and Django QuerySets

talk Functional Programming and Django QuerySets Ill be giving this talk Tuesday!  As this is the Django Meetup, Im expanding the Django section and adding more general testing tips. Ill post a link on this site and the twitters when the slides and video are available. download  file  now

Top 7 Programming languages to learn in 2017

Top 7 Programming languages to learn in 2017 A  programming language  is a formal computer language or constructed language designed to communicate instructions to a machine, particularly a computer. Programming languages can be used to create programs to control the behavior of a machine or to express algorithms. The earliest known programmable machine preceded the invention of the digital computer and is the automatic flute player described in the 9th century by the brothers Musa in Baghdad, �during the Islamic Golden Age�. rom the early 1800s, �programs� were used to direct the behavior of machines such as Jacquard looms and player pianos. Thousands of different programming languages have been created, mainly in the computer field, and many more still are being created every year. Many programming languages require computation to be specified in an imperative form (i.e., as a sequence of operations to perform), while other languages use other forms of program spec...

Top 10 Programming Languages to Learn in 2015

Top 10 Programming Languages to Learn in 2015 Computer programming is the science of developing methods which allow us to provide instructions to computers to do specific functions through a combination of electrical signals. Top Programming languages help us enter our instructions in learnable format and convert these instructions into electrical signals of on and off for the computer to understand. Check out this cool infographic by codeeval. Since the advent of computing, programming languages have taken various forms and names. There are some which are in high demand because of their wide-spread applications. These top rankers change from one computer generation to another. Today, techies, software engineers and students of computer science are always trying to find the top programming languages which will help them expand their domain and enrich their resume. A top programming job can help you bag a lucrative job or you may have a brilliant entrepreneurial idea based on your skill...

TOUR DE NS2 REVEALING PROGRAMMING STYLE

TOUR DE NS2 REVEALING PROGRAMMING STYLE Friends, Today we are going to have a look in why we run ns2 program as "ns program.tcl"? Before that we have to go through basic C++ programmings in ns2.Consider a basic C++ instruction only program i .e for example; we are considering a program to calculate time taken for a packet travel from uppermost node to lower most node with the time taken to travel packet between each nodes (t) are constant (say t=1ms) and the number of nodes as n. (say n=10). And we have to find out overall time taken to reach packet to lowermost node. The C++ program new.cc is given below and after compiling we get a executable file " new ". //new.cc main(){ float time = 0 , t = 1; int i, n = 10;  for(i = 1; i < n; i++) time = time+i ; printf("Overall time is  %f seconds. ",time); } Now we execute the program from terminal, we can see the following results; >> ./new Overall time is 10.0 seconds. But this programming style is not ...

talk Functional Programming and Django QuerySets soon!

talk Functional Programming and Django QuerySets soon! Ill be speaking at the next SoCal Python meetup! http://www.meetup.com/socalpython/events/230329648/  If you want to go, sign up soon, there are only a few spots left. This talk is mostly about Functional Programming in the Python world.  FP is great for testing, but it can be a bit mysterious at times. I highlight the awesomeness of FP, the dangerous bit, and how it is related to Django QuerySets. Ive given this talk a few times, and people always get excited about it. FP is not magic!  Its a clean and graceful way to write code. Heres a link with my previous versions slides, notes, and other references: http://johntellsall.blogspot.com/2014/05/talk-functional-programming-and-django.html Each time I give a talk I change it up a little or a lot. This time Ill probably add more cat photos. download  file  now