July 30th, 2011
Out with the old, in with the new: modern software development
Programming has moved far beyond the days of using punch cards, and writing code in assembler or fortran. The languages themselves have become more structured and easy to use. C, C, Java, and other object-oriented programming languages make code much easier to read and understand. Even that progress has not been enough for the software development world.
Development environments have become far more powerful then their predecessors. Software can be built and debugged with a single click. These development environments can also check to find syntax errors, and they often times will help developers complete lines of code (more…)