Clickable link: http://dbinbox.com/
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Regarding the Google Groups statement, https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!search/flask/go... google group regarding flask. Excuse me if I'm wrong, I don't really know how to use Groups.
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=pocoo&uio=OT10cnVl... Flask IRC Channel
groups.google.com/group/pocoo-libs Flask Google Groups
twitter.com/PocooProjec Flask Twitter
I don't see anything I really like a lot in python, and for clojure, is there a binary for windows?
Sorry but, google has no help for this, python 2.7, and can I have a link to the mailing list?
On Linux/Mac you have g++ and on Windows you have MinGW/Visual Studio
But why use C when there are other Systems programming languages like Go, C++, D, etc..
Gave up, got it from http://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/
Yep, same results.
The problem is, the new Webroot interface sucks and I have no idea what to disable.
Downloading http://download.racket-lang.org/installers/5.2.1/racket/rack... from http://download.racket-lang.org/racket-5-2-1-bin-i386-win32-..., anything else you'd need to know?
Really cool!
Are you thinking of adding new features because you could add sine (and sine-1), cosine(cos -1), square root, tangent (tan -1). This could have a lot of potential.
What are the advantages of this over other frameworks?
Node is terrible on windows
I don't think Rakudo works on windows well anyway
This seems like just a reference, a lot doesn't make sense to me.
Thanks. I'll try out Perl.
Wow Thanks!
Thanks
Another down to Javascript is that you have to kinda pay to have a website, therefore I wouldn't be able to publish for free.
What are some resources to get me started with Node?
P.S I have no knowledge of Javascript
I don't have a negative output on Perl, its just that I wonder if its still worth learning because of the small community everyone talks about.
Website scraping, simple websites, execute tasks quickly from the Desktop
Really good, but where'd they get all this music? Youtube? Did you make this?
Thanks!
As a new programmer, should I wait for Perl 6, or just learn Perl 5, this article makes Perl 6 look quite compelling.