jvickers

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   by jvickers 12y ago

   I've done some drag and drop programming, but not using the HTML5 API. I may have read that article quite a few years ago, but another problem was that HTML5 was not considered ready for use all those years ago. Recently (well, within
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   by jvickers 12y ago

   Swift is going to help iOS apps improve in quality and quantity - though some very bad quality Objective-C apps that would have been rejected into the store would be bad quality apps that are accepted into the store. Your problem may be to
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   by jvickers 12y ago

   I think you should teach him to write HTML documents and then move onto JavaScript (including node.js) if he's ready. Maybe a bit of C++ in a few years.
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   by jvickers 12y ago

   It looks very convenient for making some relatively simple web services (based on me not knowing much C++, others would get more mileage probably). It looks like the kind of C++ project of a moderately small size that's implementing so
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   by jvickers 12y ago

   I feel the same way about JavaScript, to some extent at least. I don't hate JavaScript - but I think that the web would be better if it moved towards making another language standard as well. I don't know which language would be b