E38 Recorrido histórico del software, Lenguajes de programación (Episodio 1 de 2)

from Transformacion Digital · host Alejandro Pelaez Rodriguez

En este episodio iniciamos una conversación Juan Rafael Sierra en donde hacemos un recorrido en a través de los lenguajes de programación. A lo largo de una conversación enmarcada con las experiencias personales planteamos un recorrido por los hitos históricos mas importantes de los últimos años, hablamos de lenguajes como Logo, Fortran, Cobol, Basic, Pascal, C, C++ entre otros lenguajes de programación y los procesos que requiere un proyecto de desarrollo marcando la pauta de nuestro siguiente podcast que estará dedicado al Desarrollo de Software. Comparte este podcast, deja tus comentarios y escríbenos que temas quisieras escuchar en este espacio de Transformación Digital. Invitado: Juan Rafael Sierra Conducen: Ricardo Villegas Londoño email: [email protected] Alejandro Peláez Rodríguez email: [email protected] Producido por: Alejandro Pelaez Rodriguez Web site: https://www.apelaez.com/podcasts/transformacion-digital Blog: https://www.apelaez.com/blog email: [email protected] Redes Sociales Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alejandropelaezr YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/alejandropelaezr Twitter: https://twitter.com/apelaez Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alejandropelaezr Creditos Music by: Fontanez / Doug Maxwell - Urban Lullaby Fotografia: Juan Jose Alvarez Calle https://www.kreafoto.com

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