What after Pascal? Well … Scala!
In 1970’s and 1980’s, Pascal was the programming language most commonly used to teach the basics of programming. Pascal was not just an “academic” language, it was also used for writing system software (and even entire operating systems). However, the programming language C (which is Pascal’s “peer”) has gradually pushed out Pascal from both areas (not completely). To teach the basics of programming, the most commonly used languages are C / C ++, somewhat less Java.
Concurrent programming in Java and Eiffel
Concurrent programming is more difficult than usual sequential programming, but with the development of multi-core processors concurrent programming is becoming a necessity in daily work.
The impact of microprocessor development on programming
Although Moore’s Law, which states that the number of transistors on a microprocessor chip doubles roughly every two years, still applies, today it is said that “the time of a simple increase in the speed of software programs is over”.
SOA and business rules
Although the IT technology has always been (or should be) related to business technology that supports, SOA further emphasizes the connection between business processes and IT applications that supports them.
Oracle RSUBP security audit
Information System Audit (Revision) is a process of gathering evidence and assessment of whether an information system operates in accordance with the preservation of company assets, does it effectively supports the goals of the company, does it maintains the integrity of data and efficiently use IT resources.
Cursors of the database in Oracle 11g
Database cursor is a name for a specific private SQL area in which information for processing the specific statement is kept.
HOW TO PREVENT THE “VICIOUS CIRCLE”
Solving a certain type of business rules in the Oracle database
Some object features of Oracle PL / SQL 9i language
Comparison with OOPL languages C ++, Eiffel and Java
Resolving “Commit business rules” on the Oracle database
In recent years, software development has begun focusing on three-tier applications, mainly by separating the business rules layer from the presentation and data layer…