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Programming: GitLab, Embedded Systems Programming Languages, Python and PHP Updates for Fedora/Red Hat

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 7th of February 2019 05:16:29 PM Filed under
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  • Getting started as a GitLab contributor

    During that first call, James walked us through how licenses worked in the version we'd be modifying, then we discussed the vision for the feature we'd be implementing. This was to ensure we were all on the same page and everyone understood what was happening. This was really helpful for Aaron and me so we could look back as we went through coding the new feature.

    They also brought in a designer, Sarah Vesselov, to ensure the UX would be right. They were migrating to a new look where we'd be working, so our timing would be an issue. Sarah also made some great mockups for the result and posted them on the GitLab issue.

    During the call, Douwe navigated Aaron and me through the Ruby on Rails code and made some of the initial changes. He served as an experienced guide to make us more familiar with the code, show us the parts we would likely need to change, and help us avoid some pitfalls. Thanks to his thorough explanation, we were able to complete a lot in just an hour.

    After looking through the code, I felt a little nervous. Just a few years ago, I was writing Ruby all day every day, and these weren't simple scripts. I was contributing to complex systems with race conditions and functionality, like creating a directed acyclic graph of tasks and executing them. However, none of that was in Ruby on Rails, and Ruby on Rails looked barely like the Ruby I remember.

  • Top 15 Best Embedded Systems Programming Languages

    As millennials continue to delve more towards a technologically uptight and innovative society, we’re starting to realize the real potential of IoT(Internet of Things) in our day to day life. The IoT devices are renovating our lifestyle in a more subtle way than you may realize. From your latest Kindle to your SmartWatch, each modern-day device is a part of this IoT. These devices also need to be programmed just like a computer or mobile, their more traditional counterparts. Programming such devices are known as embedded systems programming. Programming embedded systems, however, is a bit more tedious task than most developers think. They require low-level system access and need to utilize as fewer resources possible. So, only a select set of languages are suitable for embedded systems programming.

  • Python programming language's top uses, tools: Developers reveal their choices

    Python has grown to become one of the top programming languages in the world, with more developers than ever now using it for data analysis, machine learning, DevOps, and web development.

  • Remi Collet: PHP version 7.2.15 and 7.3.2
  • Python JSON
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