You’ve probably heard of the Python programming language before, but have you heard of Stackless Python? Also known simply as “Stackless,” it’s actually an interpreter of Python. To learn more about Stackless Python and how it works, keep reading.
Despite what you may tell potential employers, money is the real reason why we all want jobs. Learning new skills, gaining professional experience and working on interesting projects is all great, don’t get us wrong. But at the end of the day many of us will go where the money is- and there’s nothing wrong with that.
Programmers and web developers are always well paid and in high demand, but some are more valuable than others year on year. It’s all because of new languages emerging on the scene, new tech innovations and developments, economic factors and a whole host of other things. Will you be searching for a programming job in 2017? Then check out these very well paid programming languages for a start…
Originally released more than two decades ago, JavaScript is a dynamic, untyped general-purpose programming language that’s used extensively in web and app development. While it offers many benefits in terms of functionality, it also has some drawbacks. Among the biggest concerns when using JavaScript is speed. The programming language is known for being slow and sluggish. But Google is hoping to counter this problem with the release of its new Closure Compiler tool.