Java, C and C++ came out as the top three most popular programming languages as of august 2013, according to the latest TIOBE Programming Community Index. according to the long term trends below, Java has seen a steady decline in the past decade. C remained almost constant, but Objective C has increased popularity in the past five […]
James Soriano’s “Language, learning, identity, privilege” article on Manila Bulletin recently became the most talked about topic by PINOYs and netizens alike. the article gained mixed criticisms from everyone, even caught the eye of an IT person. Evolution of Programming Languages choosing not to dwell and add insult to what James’ wrote, Brainless Entertainment’s Arielle […]
MoreJavables (folks who like JAVA) around the world (including the IT PINOYs) would love Java 4-ever!, the geekiest movie yet.
Morenope, this is not a line from one of sharon cuneta’s movies! (sorry) the IDG News Service recently reported a failing Q1FY09 revenue results for Sun Microsystems. hala! dagdag pa, ang haring araw daw reported a preliminary loss ranging usd0.25-0.35 per share. this means their revenue for the quarter will be between usd2.95bn and usd3.05bn, […]
Morefound this in hivelogic, thought it was funny and true! Ernie: great. the test server now crashes when i declare a boolean variable. great. friggin wonderful.hivelogic: in java, no one can hear you screamErnie: “Type mismatch: cannot convert boolean to java.lang.Boolean.”hivelogic: yes, that’s correctErnie: all i have is “Boolean noFields = true;”hivelogic: a boolean isn’t […]
Moreoh yep, they’re kidding us right? if not, this is aught to be kewl! you might have already guessed that i tend towards sun and java, well that’s because i do java/j2ee for quite a number of years now…. that’s why when i learned about this new concept of sun to teach programming for kids […]
Morewant to beef up your skillset (and resume)? learn JAVA! Active Learning, will conduct “Java Programming: A Comprehensive Introduction” on 2008.10.27-31. the course will be lead by Gavin Lim, a former Sun Microsystems Philippines‘ Java technology evangelist and is an expert in object-oriented technology. More details here.
Moreaccording to ZDNet Asia, we – IT PINOY’s – are receiving above-average salaries compared to our counterparts in other professions. however most of us lack IT certifications, which our neighbors have.also mentioned is that the IT PINOY receive an average annual pay of US$12,425 (Php500,736) (this according to ZDNet Asia IT Salary Benchmark Survey 2008). […]
Moreto begin with, i’m amazed @ how many PINOY blogs are out there right now… i remember writing my first blog five years ago and i swear i never thought how big of a hit blogging would be to all PINOY’s! the somehow sad thing however is just like before, right now while searching through […]
Morewelcome IT PINOY!!!! and i thought the best way to welcome you guys here is to start where we all began… any IT PINOY story started with “Hello” and ended with “World” did you know?the first Hello World program appeared in chapter 1.1 of kernighan & ritchie’s original book, “The C Programming Language” in 1978: […]
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