You mean duct taped languages? Sorry for being pedantic.
Yes, I did hear many good things about Java as a programming language, right from my grad days. C++ is not a pure oops, java is a pure oops, and some other cool stuff.
As I understand, going to Java will be "grammatically" approach but Django and RoR will be a quick and dirty way. Am I right?
To be frank,I never did start with PHP, but yes I did flirt with Perl. I know a bit of Perl,(though embarrassed to admit,I lost my patience with Perl midway)
As for Ruby, I strangely had the impression, that I can't attempt at it, without knowing PHP and others.
So anyway for RoR or Django, do I need to learn Ruby and Python respctively to start over, or can I jump straight to it.
I have coded in C# and did some personal db work in MySQL . If that helps.
Thanks hs, but can you please talk about it a little more?
Do you mean to say the entire graphing engine is matplotlib and it has open apis? I dont know, but I dont think so, Mathworks will allow that.
Moreover, any library as such to be used in languages like C/C++/Perl?
But have you noticed that Perl doesnt really have a great charting/graphing or plotting library? So, I am a bit unsure of developing visualisation tools.
And secondly I would like to ask, will it really have a computation edge while handling MBs of data? Or rather put in this way can it scale?
Hey Vinz giving it a look...
I am actually a hardware/electronics guy. I am working on these stuff day in and day out, so just thought up to pry open the latest gadgets to see whats going inside.And thanks for the reco
Yeah how stuff works is good, but I would like to have a really product differentiating 'under-the-hood' peak. I want to know the h/w difference between Broadcoms Router and Linksys or something to that effect[just for an example]. But HSW will only tell how generic routers work...
Yes, I did hear many good things about Java as a programming language, right from my grad days. C++ is not a pure oops, java is a pure oops, and some other cool stuff.
As I understand, going to Java will be "grammatically" approach but Django and RoR will be a quick and dirty way. Am I right?