Episode 2 - Babylonische Sprachenvielfalt

from Aua-uff-Code! Hosted by Anna und Stefan

Show Notes und Links Erratum: Anzahl der HTML-Befehle > 100 HTML Element Referenz bei Mozilla Was wozu lernen? HTML, CSS und Javascript = Ein (kleiner) Stack für Webseiten-Entwicklung AJAX Seperation of Concerns = Trennung der Verantwortlichkeiten Ein Rundgang durch viele Programmiersprachen BASIC Logo Scratch PHP (interpretiert) Perl Python Ruby C (kompiliert) C++ C# (C-Sharp) Java (Bytecode, virtualle Maschine, JVM; write once, run everywhere) Assembler Maschinensprache R MathematicaWolfram AlphaMit Mathematica erstelltes Bild Erlang (OTP) Elixir Processing Bibliotheken z.B. GUI-Bibliotheken Tcl GTK QT UIKit Swing AWT JavaFX Microsoft Silverlight Adobe Flash WPF Windows Presentation Foundation Windows Forms D3 E-Charts Frameworks Ruby on Rails (Web Applikation Framework) Django Drupal Sinatra (Micro Framework) Phoenix CakePHP Shiny (R) Artoo (Roboter) .NET Bootstrap Zurb Foundation Typo 3 (fließender Übergang zu CMS) jQuery Angular (Browser-Frontend) Ember.js Backbone React React Native Eclipse LibreOffice SDK (software development kit) JDK (Java development kit) vs. JRE (runtime) Applikationen z.Z. CMS Joomla Wordpress Community finden Meetup Aufgabe für Anna und die Hörerschaft: Finde heraus, was du machen möchtest, um dich für deine erste Programmiersprache zu entscheiden. Entscheidungshilfe: Soll es etwas fürs Web sein oder nicht? Soll es ein durchschnittlicher Computer sein, oder ein anderes Gerät, wie ein Kühlschrank oder ein Quatcopter o.ä., auf dem die Software läuft? Gibt es einen zukünftigen Arbeitgeber, der spezielle Anforderung? Etc…. Wichtig für die Entscheidung ist der Bereich, in den man möchte.

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