Erlang Programming Language

Programming Throwdown

Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

Objective C, Tech News, Programming Languages, News, Education, How To, C, Python, Programming Throwdown, Java

4.5 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2011

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

This show covers Erlang, a multiprocessing function language. The show talks about latest updates in C++ and java, then talks about open sourcing hardware. The tools of the day are MS Dependency Walker, a DLL resolver and Keepass, a password multiplexer.

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0:00.0	Programming Throwdown, Episode number three, Erlang.
0:20.5	Take it away, Jason.
0:22.1	Hey, how's it going?
0:23.2	So we're in a live setting today, which is different.
0:26.8	Usually this is over Skype, but today we're here playing some board games hanging out over at my place,
0:32.4	so we decided to use the Omni Mic, which looks awesome.
0:36.7	Yeah, does.
0:37.4	It looks pretty cool. Makes you feel like a real radio personality looks awesome. Yeah, does. It looks pretty cool.
0:38.4	Makes you feel like a real radio personality, right?
0:40.8	Yeah, yeah, in Mars.
0:42.4	In the future.
0:44.0	Future Martian radio.
0:45.9	Nice.
0:46.5	I've still convinced that Patrick bought this at a pawn shop in the future.
0:50.5	Nice.
0:51.4	All right, well, you got any news for us?
1:00.0	So probably one of the biggest things that has come out is the ISO standard on C++
1:06.0	came out was it March 28th. And this kind of finalizes what's been C++ OX, which is now C++ 2011.
1:13.0	And it has a bunch of different additions.
1:15.7	You know, we talked a little bit about C earlier, and, you know, we might do a show on C++
1:21.0	later on.
1:22.3	And one of the biggest things is this adds a lot of kind of the features of higher level languages,
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