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Notably included with 5.20.0 is support for Android, Synology NAS boxes, and the Atari ST.
定期的に出る話題? Bad windows support? : ruby
Bad windows support? : ruby Well I'm kind of running into culture shock I think here because I don't think I've ever seen such bad support for Windows as this on something so popular. I mean the latest versions don't even look to be windows compatible yet. While it seems everyone says just use a VM, switch to linux, buy a mac, etc. All that's doing is avoiding the issue and will probably prevent ruby from ever overtaking languages like python and such which offer true cross platform compatibility. Which is making me rethink learning it as my first true programming language. Because if the issue is just going to continue to be avoided by the trunk devs it's not worth my time imo.
今週(6/15～6/21)もさらにぐだぐだな予定。
この土、日はあれやこれや
"Why Haskell?" Elevator Pitch : haskell これちょっと面白そう
"Why Haskell?" Elevator Pitch : haskell What's the elevator pitch for Haskell for the following audiences? VP Engineering / CTO with Enterprise Engineering Background VP Engineering / CTO with Strartup Background Other Engineers I find myself in the following situation quite often: I'll be at a work-related social, some of the other engineers will tease me for being "that guy into Haskell" and the inevitable question comes up: "why Haskell?" I come from a pure math background and my reasons for liking Haskell are a combination of simplicity, understandability, expressibility, and concurrency. To me the language is principled and therefore simple. Code is terse and very readable. The advanced type system and principals mean you can express a lot in the language. And lastly, it has a really strong concurrency story. Haxl is a great example of all this: an incredibly powerful library that boils down to a handful of simple files and a very short paper. Compare this with any complicated library in Java or Scala. Unfortunately, not only are these perceived benefits difficult to communicate in a short period of time to someone who is not familiar, they don't tell the whole story (or the story someone needs to hear). I'm curious how other people have pitched Haskell. Not necessarily for technical adoption, but to get someone interested.
libpypa is a Python parser implemented in pure C++
H さんの新刊が出たらしいので早速見てみたんだけど以下略
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どんなプログラミング言語(とフレームワーク)が使われているかというおはなし Languages, Frameworks & Platforms used by Y Combinator Companies
Languages, Frameworks & Platforms used by Y Combinator Companies We collected job posting data from about 90 Y Combinator companies to see what programming languages, frameworks & platforms were used by them. Here is the chart. For example, Ruby on Rail was used by 21 companies. Some companies could use Python & Django so it would be counted separately.
で、あがってたのが
RoR
Python Django
Python
C++
Scala
Golang
Haskell
Clojure
Nodejs
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