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The old language is old, can you still eat? Organize | Su Mi Produced | CSDN (ID: CSDNnews) In HN’s hot list, an article titled “Programming Language Tools Slow Progress” attracted the attention of many netizens, which wrote, “When a new tool is innovatively developed, a newer programming language is sufficient. more opportunities to incorporate […]

How to learn Rust, there is such a tutorial on Hacker News. It is different from similar hours of crash tutorials on the Internet, but points out a path to learning Rust through your own learning experience. After the tutorial was released, netizens also posted their learning experiences on Hacker News. It’s convenient to learn

Linux was born in 1991, and the well-known ls , cd , ps and other commands were also born in that era. Although they are all 30 years ago, we still use these commands every day. Maybe it’s aesthetic fatigue or curiosity. Have you ever wondered: “After so many years, are there any Linux commands

Produced | OSC Open Source Community (ID: oschina2013) Daniel Stenberg, the founder of curl, posted an email from the Microsoft Open Source Office FOSS Foundation in his blog. The email mentioned that the curl project won the vote of Microsoft employees, so every month he receives the Microsoft Free and Open Source Software Foundation (FOSS).

Produced | OSC Open Source Community (ID: oschina2013) Why are there so many programming languages? In today’s rich programming languages, I believe that many developers have the above questions. But the question has been raised since the early 1960s. The “ACM Newsletter” journal recently published an article entitled “Why Are There So Many Programming Languages?”

Produced | OSC Open Source Community (ID: oschina2013) Earlier this year, we reported that ” Father of Swift officially quits Swift core team after being insulted and yelled at by multiple people “. Such incidents of “language violence” and “cyber violence” are not uncommon in the open source community and even the entire IT community.

Translator | Meniscus Produced | CSDN (ID: CSDNnews) This article documents some of my personal thoughts on programming languages. I think these are all technically possible, and the reason they didn’t appear is just “not many people want it”. Maybe these functions already exist, after all I only know the language I have learned. The

[CSDN Editor’s Note] Since 1989, Jim Grey, who has been working in the software field, has accumulated 33 years of valuable experience and has witnessed the changes and development of the software industry. If you look at how software engineers worked in the past, you may be able to see how happy the work is

This article is the eighteenth series. It has collected more than 10 interesting pictures and interesting short videos. With interesting text, as a programmer, you will definitely smile while watching. This is how the life of a programmer is! 332. [Video] After 3 hours, the result is still the same error Cropped with ezgif.com GIF

Organize | Yu Xuan Produced | Program Life (ID: coder_life) For migrant workers, being able to retire early is definitely the ultimate dream. But what is surprising is that many programming giants already have wealth and fame, but they are still struggling to work at the age of retirement. Among them, there is no lack

Author | Yan Yuanyuan On July 14, Microsoft announced that it has joined the Eclipse Foundation’s Jakarta EE and MicroProfile working groups as an enterprise and enterprise member of the Eclipse Foundation, strengthening support for Java developers and expanding its participation in the Eclipse Foundation. Jakarta EE focuses on the overall evolution of enterprise Java,

Compilation｜Nuka-Cola, Yan Shan On July 18, local time, Google Go language project leader Steve Francia announced his resignation. Steve Francia is well-known in the circle. He was not only the core leader of the well-known open source projects Docker and MongoDB, but also the author of open source projects such as spf13-vim, Hugo, Cobra, and

Produced | OSC Open Source Community (ID: oschina2013) Google engineer Chandler Carruth announced at the CppNorth conference held in Toronto recently ①, officially open source Google’s internal programming language: Carbon, and said that Carbon is the successor of C++ (currently in the experimental stage). Chandler cites some examples of the evolution of popular programming languages