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Does anyone know of a comprehensive list of languages that target the .NET Common Language Runtime?
I'm interested specifically in Windows implementations but if there is a list that includes CLI languages on other platforms (Mono, etc) then that's helpful...
Started by Tim Long on
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Http://www.dotnetpowered.com/languages.aspx
What about VB.net comapred to its previous incarnation ? That worked out well and was seemless... .
Http://www.startvbdotnet.com/dotnet/languages.aspx
has a good list
Wikipedia's List is very good.
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I refer you to the following video, which describes how to implement Conway's Game of Life in APL, using a few dozen keystrokes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xAKttWgP4
This video was featured prominently in the Return of Uncle Bob Martin podcast, ...
Started by Robert Harvey on
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For example I can do things in PHP using very few lines of code because .
That a language has available.
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I want to make a basic list of the most common basic skills and concpets one should have when claiming "mastery" of a language.
Funny anecdote: I once worked with a dude who said he knew java inside and out. I was suspicious when we were discussing inheiritance...
Started by eviljack on
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If you can successfully do all of them, then I think you are a master of the specific language different criteria that....
Hands down language.
The most common thing you should be able to do in any language is declare a variable.
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I have been using Visual Studio 2008 quite long but lately I am getting this message when I am developing an application in C#:
"Common language runtime detected an invalid program"
This happens when I try to enter to the properties of a component (text...
Started by Jimmy on
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I installed a virtual machine with Windows....
So turning around...
Sorry!
I never figured out what the problem was...
Can you reproduce the problem in a new solution without referencing any extra assemblies? If so, I think reinstalling would be your best bet .
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About 10 years ago, I was using a computer language called INFO on an ancient Prime. It was a funky, but oddly useful language, and I'd like to find out more about it. For instance, can I get a copy that would run on a PC? However, if I google for "INFO...
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It was a competitor for Pick ..
language; it's now hiding out in IBM Universe .
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Good morning
I would like to enable my customers to read their data on my website through cell phones.
My website is ASP.NET application.
I saw Nokia and Apple has their own SDKs that enables you to accomplish it creating software application.
Is there...
Started by Junior Mayhé on
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To look at the other two:
Language for phone software development Which platform is used in companies.
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I suppose this might be similar to this question , but I'm wondering if there's a standard/popular mark up language for wiki and similar style user provided content. With the proliferation of different mark up syntaxes out there it seems like one would...
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No standard that....
There's a list of lightweight markup languages here .
In addition to the original version in Perl, there's a C version called Discount and several other implementations including one in Lua .
Markdown is popular in some circles.
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I don't know much about functional programming but am interested in learning Clojure.
Are there any functional languages that would be a good point of reference to understand how functional programming works in Clojure?
Or is Clojure different enough ...
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Clojure is a lisp so learning other lisps will help a lot in getting significantly with Common Lisp though....
Common Lisp of course :) Scheme might be an easier introduction though and easier to get a stable, simple, common environment.
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Is it possible for the .NET CLR to support Objective-C? Are there any reasons (either from a legal or implementational) standpoint why this wouldn't be possible?
In the spirit of cross-platform application development, it would be nice to be able to write...
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However what makes Objective-C development great on the Mac of cross platform development") is ... .
In such a way that they would also compile against a more tightly-defined version of the language spec than adding support for any language.
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There is a similar question targeting the Java VM but I haven't found a question for .net (please close and mark as duplicate if I was missing something).
So - is it possible without nasty unmanaged interop? And with crashing I mean a real "xxx.exe has...
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C#, if you don't count the embedded x86 code as some "foreign language" ;-) Basically it makes use.
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