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Vinton G. Cerf - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ACM and the Professional Programmer
ACM Queue, 2014Co-Authors: Vinton G. CerfAbstract:In the very early days of computing, Professional programming was nearly synonymous with academic research because computers tended to be devices that existed only or largely in academic settings. ...
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acm and the Professional Programmer how do you the reader stay informed about research that influences your work
ACM Queue, 2014Co-Authors: Vinton G. CerfAbstract:In the very early days of computing, Professional programming was nearly synonymous with academic research because computers tended to be devices that existed only or largely in academic settings. As computers became commercially available, they began to be found in private-sector, business environments. The 1950s and 1960s brought computing in the form of automation and data processing to the private sector and, along with this came a growing community of Professionals whose focus on computing was pragmatic and production oriented. Computing was (and still is) evolving, and the academic community continued to explore new software and hardware concepts and constructs. New languages were invented (and are still being invented) to try new ideas in the formulation of programs. The introduction of time sharing created new territory to explore. In today’s world cloud computing is the new time sharing, more or less.
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ACM and the Professional Programmer
Queue, 2014Co-Authors: Vinton G. CerfAbstract:In the very early days of computing, Professional programming was nearly synonymous with academic research because computers tended to be devices that existed only or largely in academic settings. As computers became commercially available, they began to be found in private-sector, business environments. The 1950s and 1960s brought computing in the form of automation and data processing to the private sector and, along with this came a growing community of Professionals whose focus on computing was pragmatic and production oriented. Computing was (and still is) evolving, and the academic community continued to explore new software and hardware concepts and constructs. New languages were invented (and are still being invented) to try new ideas in the formulation of programs. The introduction of time sharing created new territory to explore. In today’s world cloud computing is the new time sharing, more or less.
Qin Fei-long - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Design of Company's Marketing Management Information System based on JAVA
Journal of Jiamusi University, 2012Co-Authors: Qin Fei-longAbstract:An information management system about the marketing department of a company was developed using three frameworks of network JSP platform technology,Bean packaging and SQL Server 2005 data base.This system is easy in operation and doesn't need the Professional Programmer to post maintain.It fully reflected that the software engineering is very useful to structure engineering-oriented method,and is available to the maintenance of the system.Meanwhile the developing time is also saved a lot.
Christopher Douce - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Understanding the Professional Programmer (and IT worker)
2008Co-Authors: Christopher DouceAbstract:By listening to the trials and tribulations and war stories of software Professionals it might be possible to gain an insight into what it means to have a career within the field of information technology. It might be possible to learn whether the notion of a ‘career in software’ has changed and what types of education or information resources are consumed during the course a career. By exploring these questions it is hoped it might be possible to gain an understanding the role of further and higher education and learn of the differences between the various software development and information technology professions. This paper presents a qualitative approach to understanding (and describing) the work of software Professionals.
John-jules Ch. Meyer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ATAL - Agent Languages and Their Relationship to Other Programming Paradigms
Intelligent Agents V: Agents Theories Architectures and Languages, 1999Co-Authors: John-jules Ch. MeyerAbstract:International audienceOne of the two panels held this year at ATAL was to address the topic of agent-oriented languages, and particularly their relationship with other (i.e. traditional) programming paradigms. What triggered this panel is the observation that while there have been several proposals for agent-oriented languages the Professional Programmer has not really picked these up, and continues to employ familiar and more traditional paradigms and languages such as Java, C++, relational and object-oriented databases, and CORBA. So it seemed a good idea to reflect a bit on the position of agent-oriented programming as opposed to well-established paradigms such as object-oriented programming, distributed programming and logic programming
Carl Hewitt - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Agent Languages and Their Relationship to Other Programming Paradigms (Statements of the panel)
1998Co-Authors: John-jules Charles Meyer, Jean-pierre Briot, Keith Clark, Carl HewittAbstract:One of the two panels held this year at ATAL was to address the topic of agent-oriented languages, and particularly their relationship with other (i.e. traditional) programming paradigms. What triggered this panel is the observation that while there have been several proposals for agent-oriented languages the Professional Programmer has not really picked these up, and continues to employ familiar and more traditional paradigms and languages such as Java, C++, relational and object-oriented databases, and CORBA. So it seemed a good idea to reflect a bit on the position of agent-oriented programming as opposed to well-established paradigms such as object-oriented programming, distributed programming and logic programming.
