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Which technology should I use? Round 3: Python
The comic above pretty much sums it up: Python is a refreshing look at the world of programming. Being so easy to learn and use, it has gained lots of attention from the developer community and it's used for several different purposes such as: web development, desktop apps,...
Which technology should I use for development? Round 2: C++
The Holy Grail, according to Monty Python
So let us talk now about the Holy Grail of mobile development in Nokia platforms: Symbian/S60 C++. It is the language in which the operating system is developed (about 95%), it is the language that allows developing all...
Which technology should I use for development? Round 1: Java
If I had just made a dollar each time I heard this question... * sigh *.
With the availability of so many different development technologies in Nokia's platforms today, sometimes is hard to decide which of them we should use to build our application, isn't it? There's Java,...
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