How can I combine C/Fortran with JavaScript?
I’m working on a project where I need heavy numerical calculations to be real-time visualized with something flexible like D3.js. Are there frameworks out there that would let me painlessly achieve this? Or do I need to use some sort of “glue” code written in, say, Python?
IL and case-sensitivity
Quoted from A Brief Introduction To IL code, CLR, CTS, CLS and JIT In .NET
IL and case-sensitivity
Quoted from A Brief Introduction To IL code, CLR, CTS, CLS and JIT In .NET
High-Level SQL Interoperability
In a server -> client scenario, wouldn’t it be simpler and faster to grant a public user access to a Stored Procedure rather than using web services (XML, REST, SOAP, etc) and other interoperable solutions?
High-Level SQL Interoperability
In a server -> client scenario, wouldn’t it be simpler and faster to grant a public user access to a Stored Procedure rather than using web services (XML, REST, SOAP, etc) and other interoperable solutions?
Why would programmers ignore ISO standards? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How do processes communicate? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How would I allow a PHP front end to communicate with a back end written in Go (or any other combination of languages)?
I like PHP. It’s not overly complex to achieve what you want, you can write straight up HTML inside it, and I suppose I’m just used to it. I also like Go, having just discovered it while looking for something to write the back-end of a web app in that wasn’t Node.js (can’t abide callbacks everywhere).
How would I allow a PHP front end to communicate with a back end written in Go (or any other combination of languages)?
I like PHP. It’s not overly complex to achieve what you want, you can write straight up HTML inside it, and I suppose I’m just used to it. I also like Go, having just discovered it while looking for something to write the back-end of a web app in that wasn’t Node.js (can’t abide callbacks everywhere).
How would I allow a PHP front end to communicate with a back end written in Go (or any other combination of languages)?
I like PHP. It’s not overly complex to achieve what you want, you can write straight up HTML inside it, and I suppose I’m just used to it. I also like Go, having just discovered it while looking for something to write the back-end of a web app in that wasn’t Node.js (can’t abide callbacks everywhere).