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What is Literate Programming?

Literate programming is, quite simply, a method of software programming that is based more on the thoughts and natural flow of the human mind than on the structure that was used back in the 1970's. As we move further away from the order imposed by the computers, programmers are able to think quicker and more clearly. Translating thoughts and ideas into something that a computer can understand becomes far easier with literate programming. Read

By: denis | 29/09/2009 | Internet

Understanding Java

Java is defined as a programming language that is able to run on many different computers, and mobile phones. It is not to be confused with JavaScript, which is a a scripting language used by web browsers. Read

By: denis | 28/09/2009 | Internet

Introduction to Static and Dynamic Typing

One important concept to understand when programming is the difference between static and dynamic typing. Static typing can be seen in languages such as Java or C++, and dynamic typing is used in languages such as Python or PHP. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Read

By: denis | 28/09/2009 | Internet

How to explain programming to your Mum

Computers, as powerful as they are when it comes to crunching numbers and whatnot, aren't that suited to jumping to any conclusions or making any decisions, in fact, they're altogether unable to. That means that computers have to be told in advance how to deal with every single scenario that may come up in the course of going about their data processing. Programming, essentially, is all about giving computers very comprehensive, very meticulous instructions. Read

By: denis | 28/09/2009 | Internet

Creating Usable Interfaces: The Basics of SWIG

Developers and programmers often need an integrator to connect code to other programming languages. Simplified Wrapper Interface Generator (SWIG) is a software development tool that takes C/C++ code and connects it with scripting languages such as Perl, Python, Ruby, and Java. SWIG works with existing code and automatically wraps the code to create useable interfaces. Read

By: denis | 28/09/2009 | Web Hosting

Creating Dynamically Driven Content

Dynamically driven content describes content that is stored elsewhere, such as a database, that is displayed on a website. This kind of system separates the content from the layout. Read

By: denis | 27/09/2009 | Internet

7 Principles of Great Coding

Make your code reusable Each chunk should only do one thing. This keeps things simple, and allows you to re-use you code chunks. Re-use will shorten your development time. Chunks of code with only one purpose makes it easier to troubleshoot problems. Read

By: denis | 27/09/2009 | Web Hosting

Traveling Asia

Asia is a very popular tourist destination. Many of it's cities are beautiful and wonderful places to travel to. In order to be a bit more prepared for the trip, here are a few ideas that might interest those that are looking for an enjoyable experience. Read

By: denis | 26/09/2009 | Travel

Desk Clocks are a Timely Promotional Tool

If you are considering purchasing some promotional items to distribute among your clients and business acquaintances, then promotional desk clocks are the thing you should be checking into. What better way to remind your client of your business than through a gift of “time.” Read

By: denis | 26/09/2009 | Advertising

What to See in China

When planning a trip to a country as large as China, it is useful to consider why you are going. Do you want to see the pagodas and temples? Or are you more interested in the history of China? There is one city where you can find a sampling of all the wonders that China has to offer: Beijing. Read

By: denis | 22/09/2009 | Travel