IBM's Corelet Language: Programming Like the Human Brain
IBM is in the process of building out a computer language that enables programmers to build applications that work like the human brain.
IBM is in the process of building out a computer language that enables programmers to build applications that work like the human brain.
Analysts, programmers and reporters alike say that COBOL is old fashioned - lacks structure, compatibility and brevity. However, by debunking seven COBOL myths, it becomes apparent that COBOL will not become obsolete anytime soon.
You've heard the buzz about the Clojure programming language. Learn how to begin experimenting with this powerful Lisp dialect.
A new module in Python 3.2 simplifies thread and process submission, results handling, synchronization of execution and worker threads/process pooling.
Python 3.2 is now available. Is it finally time to ditch Python 2.x?