PUBLIC MARKS with tags languages & programming

Many say that "The Cloud" will be the next game-changing computing platform. The race is on to define and capture it. Historically, new platforms take off when independent developers start to make innovative use of their unique features. In the case of Cloud Computing, that means exploiting distributed systems in a datacenter. Up to now there's been no widely-used programming model that lets developers easily coordinate the distributed power of a datacenter. Enter BOOM, an effort to explore implementing Cloud software using disorderly, data-centric languages. BOOM stands for the Berkeley Orders Of Magnitude project, because we seek to enable people to build systems that are OOM bigger than are building today, with OOM less effort than traditional programming methodologies.

Cheatsheets for a lot of languages.

listening to "Aerosmith -- Sweet Emotion" ♫ http://blip.fm/~j7gv6 [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/7790072311]

Content : cette photo de la statue de kafka à Prague va être publiée dans le guide Schmap http://bit.ly/9Laqt http://flic.kr/p/6r27GW [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/3264937119]

RT @mrboo: Le nouveau Moby dispo en écoute ici: http://bit.ly/newmoby (en + je vous ai fait une belle url en short ;o) [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/2328442584]

tiens je ne connaissais pas les opérateurs paresseux dans les expressions régulières http://bit.ly/UwxqP [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/1736010000]

♫ http://blip.fm/~2wqvm [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/1317205738]

♫ http://blip.fm/~2ndhd [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/1278446126]

Laughing at: "Ruby - Perl interface to Ruby interpreter - search.cpan.org" ( http://tinyurl.com/4mkff8 ) [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/835849643]

Ayé je suis sur facebook http://tinyurl.com/4cz4s2 [from http://twitter.com/kemar/statuses/822381414]

This is a poster gives us a peek at the strongest branches of computer languages. This appeared in Wired Magazine and you can find a more exhaustive compilation at The Language List at the University of Freiburg. Sources for this chart include: Paul Boutin and Bret Hailpern at IBM Research and Todd Proebsting at Microsoft, The Retrocomputing Museum, and Gio Wiederhold at Stanford University.