Most programming languages appeals to me. sometimes I feel like going crazy. Will you recommend to stick with Swift now that is open source, and that maybe IBM uses it to get rid of Oracle Java in the not so far future?
I'm fascinated by Machine Learning World of possibilities, But whenever I want to start studying the topic, I always hit a wall with the Math prerequisites. E.G: Probability, Linear Algebra, Etc.I've been been programming for a while without understanding of Turing Machines and/or Lambda Calculus.Do you think it is feasible at all that someone could use a library like TensorFlow and do some...
What do you think?
Because at this point I don't to know if getting a Mac Book Pro (It is really expensive for my pocket) represents a good investment, If I'll be able to do the same in Linux.What do you think?
Ok, so...Almost all the books written with the intention to teach you some X programming language, actually do the same journey over and over. What variables are, if-else, classes, etc.I wan to learn Rust, but without reading all the same material. I mean, I already know what an if construct does, etc. I'm not saying I'm expert programmer, but a lazy person. LolWhat would be your advice for...
I'm only interested in taking a look at the Swift programming language. And there is some articles saying that it will become Open Source later in this year. So I don't know if it is a good investment, Apple computers are expensive for my pocket.
Hi! Which programming language do you recommend me to learn next, Scala or Elixir? I want to be able write concurrent systems. But I also want to be hireable. Thanks.
I know there will be an upgrade to Windows 10 for people actually using Windows 8.1, etc. How can a Linux User give a try Windows 10? Do I need to buy a License or there will be some kind of ISO image available for free download at the beginning? Thank you!
I spent some days playing the addictive game agar.io From time to time the game suffers some kind of lag. Is in that kind of situations when Reactive Patterns comes to the rescue? Can any provide me with some real world examples where Reactive has been used? Or is just another buzzword to catch on?P.S. Excuse my F..k.n English, please.
I Would like to make (learn while doing! :]) some games of that kind.
Programming in Haskell, Graham Hutton.Functional programming in Scala, Bjarnason.Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming, VanDrunen.What would be your recommendation?
Independent means something like this: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/independentWhat would be your recommendation? I want to feel free, or break free as Freddie Mercury says.
I recently read the "How I do my Computing" by RMS. And I wonder, is there any internet article which have information about which Software Mr. Edward Snowden uses? Operating System, EMail Service, Phone, Etc. I'm getting paranoic about all this privacy talk.
What would be your recommendation about the most suitable programming language to learn Algorithms?Actually tempted by Robert Sedgewick's C series. What do you think?
There is too much talking about Rust programming language and it's great that research on this topic is vibrant.My question.Will the C programming language really die? Meaning, stop being used as a System programming Language or in the Embedded Systems field.It is still worth to invest some time digging these topics with the C programming language?Newbie here, don't be rude.
Maybe this question has been asked a lot of time but here it is again.Which Technology should I use/learn fro web development? Python/Django Javascript full stack. .NET MVC 5 Java EE 7 Scala / Play Ruby on Rails. Etc.Goals * Be Hireable. * Can't think on another one, so basically be able to get a job.Because if my goal were to pursue Computer Science as a lovely field, My choice would be...
Is there an Industry Standard Document about How to specify Video Games? Things like the game play and any other rules.Thanks!
I've been watching a video on YouTube about the need of thinking above(before) the code.Question: What other alternatives exists to specify Software? Besides TLA+Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4Yp3j_jk8Q By the great Dr. Leslie Lamport.
Algorithms or Programming Languages Theory (Grammars, lexers, etc)?Background: I just know the basics about programming (conditions, loops, classes, etc) And I almost got 30 years old, hopefully is not to late.My goal is to help the advance the Computer Science field (No kidding).P.S: Could you elaborate on your answer please, besides "Learn Algorithms first". Thank you.