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Languages / Frameworks (Programming)
- 1 Assembly Language
- 2 AutoHotkey / AHK
- 3 C / C++
- 4 CSS
- 5 Haskell
- 6 HTML
- 6.1 Books
- 7 Java
- 8 Lisp
- 8.1 General info
- 8.2 Official websites
- 8.3 Tutorials
- 8.4 Books
- 9 Machine Language
- 10 PHP
- 11 Ruby / Ruby on Rails
- 11.1 Ruby
- 11.1.1 Online Guides
- 11.1.2 Books
- 11.1.3 Articles / Videos
- 11.2 Ruby on Rails
- 11.2.1 Articles / Videos
- 11.1 Ruby
- 12 Scala
- 13 Shell / command languages
- 13.1 Tools
- 14 SQL
High-level languages
AutoHotkey / AHK
Ruby / Ruby on Rails
Shell / command languages
SQL
Mid-level languages
C / C++
Java
Processing
Low-level languages
Assembly Language
Machine Language
Web languages
CSS
HTML
PHP
JavaScript frameworks
Functional languages
Haskell
Lisp
Scala
Mobile development frameworks
Concatenative Languages
“␣;”: A Simply Arited Concatenative Language
The article looks well-written.
Misc languages
The language was intended to allow creation of custom trading strategies by traders without specialized computer training. Commands consist mostly of regular English words, which makes EasyLanguage easier to learn than more complex programming languages.
Example: "if the close is greater than the high of 1 day ago, then buy 100 shares at market" This is written in EasyLanguage as the following: "if the Close > the High of 1 day ago then Buy 100 shares next bar at market;"
Tools / Resources
This lets you run code in a ton of different languages in an online interpreter, with a debugger!
Assembly Language
Assembly Language Programming for the Atari Computers
By Mark Chasin
published 1984
http://www.atariarchives.org/alp/
AutoHotkey / AHK
This is usually the first programming language that I recommend people use, other than Excel formulas.
Useful code snippets
Bind Ctrl+F3 to PrintScreen for easier screenshots when disabling Dimmer
^F3::Send {PrintScreen}
C / C++
C
The C Programming Language (K&R) - seems to be the hands-down favorite among programmers
Websites:
The C Library Reference
Everything you need to know about pointers
A TUTORIAL ON POINTERS AND ARRAYS IN C