4 ms·
C++ and a Scheme dialect at work. Mathematica for research. SuperCollider for audio work. Played around with Haskell, Lua, Python, Oz and Erlang for fun.
by aufreak3 16y ago
C++ and a Scheme dialect at work.
Mathematica for research.
SuperCollider for audio work.
Played around with Haskell, Lua, Python, Oz and Erlang for fun.
- SingAlong 16y agoThanks for mentioning SuperCollider. I thought ChucK was the only one available for audio programming. Any place to start audio programming? I was really bad at physics so Sin and Cos stuff only go over my head. My stack: Javascript to play with Node.js Ruby for web apps Java for android's sake Mirah for it's ruby-like syntax for java stuff Used to do python a few months back Learning Common Lisp My next would be Haskell P.S: There's nothing serious I'm working on right now. So most I do i try out stuff to write opensource code to show off on my resume.
- mahmud 16y agoYou don't have to use Java just for Android. I am working on a tutorial for Android programming in Common Lisp. Shoot me an email so I can update you.