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Title
Choosing The Right Language (for your project)
Abstract
When starting a new software project the language chosen can be key to the success or failure of the project. Often times the language that gets chosen gets little to no attention, and the “default” language of the individual or group gets used.
We are not going to look at any specific programming language; we are going to walk through a list of language properties that can inform the choice of a programming language for a specific project.
The goal of this talk is to get you to think of a programming language as a set of features and properties, then match those properties to the task at hand to choose the programming language.
Speaker Bio
Lloyd Moore is the founder and owner of CyberData Corporation, which provides consulting services in the aerospace, robotics, machine vision and industrial automation fields. Lloyd has worked in software industry for 40 years. His formal training is in biological-based artificial intelligence, electronics, and psychology. Lloyd is also currently the president of the Northwest C++ User’s Group and an organizer of the Seattle Robotics Society Robothon event.
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