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Woobius - a taste of magic
(vodafonemobileclicks.com)
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Haskell will be a perfect fit for these math/physics kind of projects. Writing these programs in a functional language is very close to how the theory in math/physics is explained so that is a nice fit.
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17y ago
MIT and BSD are clientside friendly licenses
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17y ago
Beware that this is released GPL! Because it is client side code, you are automatically redistributing the source so this means your entire application must be released under GPL too..I'm not a legal expert but I don't advise anyone to take
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18y ago
See swombat? Resize the font!
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18y ago
I would be even happy if there was one event like this in NL :)
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Why you should go to Geeknrolla (and other start-up conferences)
(danieltenner.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Virtual box, VMware player, virtual PC are basically your best choices. I recommend VMware, thats the one I like most and seems the best choice for *nix.
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Dealing with impossible crises - Relentless resourcefulness at work
(danieltenner.com)
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http://twitter.com/intellicode
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18y ago
You are right, but it doesn't feel the same as for example using freemarker instead of JSF or whatever. My point was more, if you start using some non-MS projects and you want to look up more information about how other people use it, that
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18y ago
I think if you are going to develop web applications you are better off with a dynamic language, recompiling large projects is a time killer and can get anoying. Another thing that is you might not like is that in general the opensource com
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18y ago
It looks very cool, I just created an account. Not sure if its usefull for me, but it is at least interesting to see a nice silverlight app. Did you build it with Blend or just Visual Studio? Personally I would pick Flex due the market shar
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18y ago
What if you work at a startup, founded a startup and go to school? :)