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Lars Jankowfsky - Learn or Die - code.talks 2015
The document discusses the results of a study that compared programming languages C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, Rexx, and Tcl for a search/string processing program. The study found that Perl, Python, Rexx, and Tcl programs took about half as long to write and were half as long as equivalent programs in C, C++, and Java. Memory usage of scripting language programs was about twice that of C/C++, and Java was another factor of two higher. Variability between programmers was as large or larger than variability between languages.
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Lars Jankowfsky - Learn or Die - code.talks 2015
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- 6. Facts. © COM SALUDAgencia de comunicación
- 7. „An empirical comparisonof C, C++, Java, Perl, Python, Rexx, and Tcl for a search/string-processingprogram“ Prof. Lutz Prechelt (prechelt@ira.uka.de), March 10, 2000 language progs unusable total C 8 3 5 C++ 14 3 11 Java 26 2 24 Perl 14 1 13 Python 13 0 13 Rexx 5 1 4 Tcl 11 1 10 Total 91 11 80
- 8. Designing and writingthe program in Perl, Python, Rexx, or Tcl takes only about half as much time as writing it in C, C++, or Java and the resulting program is only half as long. The typical memory consumption of a script program is about twice that of a C or C++ program. For Java it is another factor of two higher.
- 9. For all programaspects investigated, the performance variability due to different programmers is on average about as large or even larger than the variability due to different languages.
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- 27. The hardestareas tolearn new skills in are the things you've been practicing fora long time. There is a sense of loss -- even grief -- that comes with the abandonmentof old techniques. I've experienced this recently when I was challenging everything I knew aboutswimming which I've been doing foras long as I can remember, and used to do it competitively. I was learning Total Immersion Swimming,which is a meditative style of swimming. And noticed myself being in constantdisbelief thatthis better or even worth learning. I drew a lotof parallels between this and my professional career. Being a good programmermeans that there is always something you could bedoing better or is more suited to the problem domain you'retackling. And learning new techniques often consists of moreunlearning than learning. Amjad Masad, Facebook, 2015
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- 29. Design Patterns Learn thatyour own code becomes legacy code Test Driven Development Object Oriented Programming Embrace agile Separation of concerns Microservices/Docker Domain Driven Design Locks and States Collaboration and Communication UNLEARNING. Thank you: David Soria Parra AlexanderM. Turek Amjad Massad ChudomirDelchev Pierre Joye Kristian Köhntopp Johann-PeterHartmann Ralf Eggert Hagen Hübel AlexanderSchmidt GediminasSedbaras Peter Petermann Kristin Harkness TobiasStruckmeyer Oliver Ciupke Minimum Functional Prototyping Multithreading Functional Reactive Programming Performance Oriented Development Dependency Injection Service Oriented Architecture Inversion of Control Closures .....
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- 38. ..expert Craftsman carryingout someone else’s vision © "Wood Carver Kim Bong" by Dragfyre
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- 40. “what if wetry… THIS?” © Pedro Ribeiro Simões
- 41. „That is theplace to take a creative risk, and the payoff can be huge.“
- 42. ...OR YOU RUINYOUR COMPANY. AND YOUR CAREER.
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