TCL/Tk and SQLite
SQLite is the ideal database engine for TCL/TK by design. SQLite includes TCL bindings.
Data Driven Solutions
SQLite is the ideal database engine for TCL/TK by design. SQLite includes TCL bindings.
I just downloaded and installed the latest Komodo IDE from ActiveState. I also learned the Komodo IDE is now FREE for everyone. It’s interesting to note that when I checked … Continue reading ActiveState Komodo IDE 12.0.0
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I just downloaded and installed Oracle’s latest version of Java (SE 12) as released on March 19, 2019. It may be a bit of chore for some to continue updating … Continue reading Oracle’s Java SE 12 – Released
Background: “What language should I learn?” is one of the more commonly asked questions by those who are new to the world of programming. Of all the languages that wax … Continue reading Tcl/Tk – The Magic of Strings (Part I)
If you’re encountering JavaScript classes for the first time, consider watching this video from freecodecamp.org.
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Some programming languages such as Assembler, C, Java, and Tcl/Tk have literally been in existence for decades. Before the digital era gave us eBooks, websites, and online tutorials, hardcopy or … Continue reading Programming, Books, and Broken Links
Have you ever wondered how much time you actually spend working on a project or just writing code, what editors or IDE’s you’ve been using, or the languages you’ve been … Continue reading Lean Code and Tracking Time