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Nice! anyone who's worked on wall street has seen how much people pay for K
by overkill28 16y ago
Nice! anyone who's worked on wall street has seen how much people pay for K
- kevinlawler 16y agoK is a great opportunity for anyone looking to work in finance and technology. The programmers are in exceptionally high demand. This project will make it easier to become proficient in K. Anyone looking to branch into this area now has an interpreter and the corresponding source, which wasn't available before.
- deskamess 16y agoLooks clean and succinct. Is there a forum/google-group that one can join to learn more about Kona?
- chrisaycock 16y agoThe company that originally made the "k" language (Kx Systems) has a Google group: http://groups.google.com/group/personal-kdbplus http://groups.google.com/group/personal-kdbplus That one is mostly for "q", a proprietary follow-up language. There's also the "k idioms", which are always educational: http://kx.com/technical/contribs/eugene/kidioms.html http://kx.com/technical/contribs/eugene/kidioms.html
- xkrebstarx 16y agoVery true. That's because only good programmers can code it.
- kguru 16y agok programmers are not in high demand, but Q developers are. k is not Q, although both languages share a common paradigm.