So which scripting language? Most popular, and the best?

Don't need in our business :whistle:

We looked at all the options,ruby, nodejs, python, asp, c# and meh.

Most our dev is Java and C for Android and Apple.



Assembler
Cool... Yeah nothing quite beats bits into shape like assembler (the veritable electron god) :D
Guess by C re Apple it covers Objective-C as well? and what about Swift (or are you waiting for ABI)?
 
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Cool... Yeah nothing quite beats bits into shape like assembler (the veritable electron god) :D
Guess by C re Apple it covers Objective-C as well? and what about Swift (or are you waiting for ABI)?

More specifically swift yea.

Got my Arduino a while ago but never got chance to use it. Got a little project idea for fun to do.
 
More specifically swift yea.

Got my Arduino a while ago but never got chance to use it. Got a little project idea for fun to do.
Was thinking about getting one, but then I just looked at all my gadgetry gathering dust, decided probably not a good idea...
 
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Was thinking about getting one, but then I just looked at all my gadgetry gathering dust, decided probably not a good idea...

Lol, like my Raspberry Pi

The PIC stuff is for very low power usage deployments
 
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Was thinking about getting one, but then I just looked at all my gadgetry gathering dust, decided probably not a good idea...

Lol, I'm moving house end of the month and took my electronics through to storage so that the movers don't have to move it. Incl my 4x4 I had to hire a trailer to move all of it. :o
 
Lol, I'm moving house end of the month and took my electronics through to storage so that the movers don't have to move it. Incl my 4x4 I had to hire a trailer to move all of it. :o
Lol... sounds worse than me; Storage locker (sounds like a wife decision).

We used a Pi to run a custom chat server at AfrikaBurn a few years ago. Was fun.
Sounds like the old BBS?, do you still remember these?
Acoustic_coupler_20041015_175456_1.jpg
 
Never used an acoustic coupler but my first modem ran at 1200 baud.

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/423524-Rob-Fisher-s-Verfied-List-of-BBS-s
Aaah that's brilliant, brings back so many good memories + funny enough recently for fun and to learn Swift I've been writing quite a bit of ANSI related code in the spirit of the old BBS.

No I don't want the movers to break my stuff, so I move it in advance
Yeah must confess to doing the same, don't trust anybody with my toys.
 
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Python is just fine. Just try and get the right tool for the job.
I'm actually struggling to think of a use case where it is the best tool for the job. Using it as a training language is about all I can come up with. Suppose there are some security/"hacker" uses as well.
 
I'm actually struggling to think of a use case where it is the best tool for the job. Using it as a training language is about all I can come up with. Suppose there are some security/"hacker" uses as well.

Python is great to use in situations where you need a cross-platform application with OS-level functions. It's also very easy to learn and easy to redistribute as you can essentially have a self-contained app that requires no system dependencies besides the user having Python install on their machine.
 
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