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I'm interested in learning a programming language with support for GUI, multithreading and easy test manipulation (support for regex).
Mainly on Windows but preferably cross-platform. What does the Stack Overflow community suggest?
Started by gameover on
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by 6 people.
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AFAIK, it supports.
It's the only of mentioned languages to have syntax-level regex support.
There're bindings to Tk (out.
It has nice support of multiprocessing, though.
Are using Stackless ).
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Can IIS supporting ASP.NET and WAMP supporting PHP coexist on the same server?
We already have a WAMP stack setup on a Windows Server 2003 box to support some internal PHP applications, and I want to also setup CI Factory on that box which will try to...
Started by aaronls on
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by 5 people.
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Atleast while different ports are....
I have IIS+ASP+MSSQL and XAMPP (apache+PHP+MySQL) installed on my development machine and both of them don't interrupt work of another another .
It's certainly possible.
Both will run under IIS in a Windows server.
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As most Web developers know, IE6 is a pain to support when it comes to making a website look and feel just as in the other major browsers (Firefox and IE7). I'd like to know what are the feelings of other developers toward supporting IE6 on their websites...
Started by Crossbrowser on
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by 25 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Even with something like a personal to use a browser other than IE6, it... .
As nice as it sounds to not have to support IE6 anymore, the fact of the matter is a large percent percent of your potential user base, you have to still support IE6.
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I have a java web application built on Stuts2/Google Guice/JPA. It uses hibernate as the JPA vendor. I would like to add support so it can be used on Google's App Engine. Of course I'm running into issues with the queries and mappings. Such as Many-to...
Started by Ruggs on
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by 3 people.
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You could probably....
Another idea is that DataNucleus is a JPA vendor as well .
This way you can have queries for a RDBMS in one configuration and your queries for BigTable in another configuration .
You could relocate your queries to an XML configuration.
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With the best will in the world, whatever software you (and me) write will have some kind of defect in it.
What can I do, as a developer, to make things easier for the support department (first line, through to third line, and development) to diagnose...
Started by jamesh on
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by 10 people.
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These may start off as debugging tools for devs, become a window onto the internal state of... .
Allow time to write tools for the support department.
Make sure support knows when you think there is trouble ahead.
Sign for impending trouble.
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I'm looking at building out a pretty beefy server, and I was wondering if I were to get a motherboard that supports multiple CPUs such as this one , can it run with only one or two CPUs temporarily?
I'm thinking it would be perfect if I could put off ...
Started by Max Schmeling on
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by 9 people.
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http://www.tyan.com/support%5Fdownload%5Fcpu2.aspx.
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Okay i know that it's important for your website to work fine with javascript disabled.
In my opinion one way to start thinking about how to design such websites is to detect javascript at the homepage and if it's not enabled redirect to another version...
Started by EBAGHAKI on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Then you can enhance it further with Javascript - you can add or remove elements... .
The next enhancement is CSS - you make it look good .
Basically you take a simple HTML website, with regular forms .
The usual method is what's called progressive enhancement.
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I often feel like I should be contributing more to certain projects as I depend on them daily, but often feel I would mostly be getting in the way.
Do you have any projects that you are not a main developer but do submit patches to?
Any stumbling blocks...
Started by mjard on
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The most common issue ....
I've submitted patches to various OSS projects, and most interactions have been very pleasant .
I'm simply too busy to devote time to any programming I don't get paid for - whether that's open-source projects or my own projects .
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Can you show your support for the for the Locked Thread Support Group
Started by roland rat on
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by 8 people.
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We are....
See, I'm showing you it
Fine, if you aren't going to look! Will there be a support group for the support group of the support group of locked threads? bump Jolly decent of you to support us.
Here's my support.
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Currently i'm an accountant , but i wanna change a career and i heard about " desktop support ". If anyone here worked as a desktop support please advise how to get in this filed. Do i need any certification. What is more in Demand, Mac Support or PC ...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at indeed):
Do you have a Degree in accounting and i heard about " desktop support....
/ No Don't change to desktop support try to upgrade yourself to financial analyst to desktop support try to upgrade yourself to financial analyst .
To go around.
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