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I am good in java and recently learning scala. I want to develop web application. what are the concepts of scala I need to learn?
There is really nothing specific about Scala and web apps. I would recommend starting with reading play documentation (http://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.1.1/Home) and asking specific questions about stuff you don't understand. Or reading a book on Scala.
I would also suggest to give a try to the Spray toolkit for creating RESTful web-services. It's pretty good for a java developer
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I just learned the concept behind JSON objects and there use and I'll love to learn handling of JSON with Java and C++, does anybody have any knowledge about using JSON in the two languages and could provide some useful links and information to aid my way?
I've found JSON in general to be great for quickly storing and re-loading large data structures for quick use between models (or saving information so you can pick up where you left off). I've only ever used it in Python but http://www.json.org/ has a great list of JSON libraries for many languages
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I am a .Net developer and i have to make an Inventory management system.
So, i am looking for an opensource Inventory management system in C#/VB.Net.
.Net is my first preference but i can consider other options as well.
So, my question is:
1- Can anyone give me a link to a good opensource desktop Inventory software ?
I would start looking at codeplex.com
http://www.codeplex.com/site/search?query=Inventory&sortBy=Relevance&licenses=|&ac=3
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I am keen in learning construct 2. Which website or tutorial is to get started in working on construct 2. I am pretty keen to learn... Would really useful to many people
The best resource for construct 2 is the scirra website itself. There you can find the beginner's guide, the manual, as well as plenty of other tutorials and an active forum with a helpful community where you can ask questions.
On the Scirra Website there is also a FAQ for many functions. This Post for example is very useful:
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So I've been reading up on the D programming language for a while, and it really seems like a cool new language to learn. My impression is that it combines the power of C with intuitive syntax and garbage collection. What more could I want? Ok...so these accounts I've been reading are probably a bit idealized.
However, I just downloaded a D compiler and am looking to learn. I feel like a great way to learn might be to just get hands on in a project. I have no idea where to start though. Where could I find some easy, small D projects (that might actually contribute something to the world)? Or if not getting hands on in something, how would you recommend learning?
what about a quick tutorial,
please check the following link:
http://www.dprogramming.com/tutorial.php
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I am looking for an interactive exploratory tool to embed in a commercial application.
I am looking for a commercial-friendly licensed open source alternative to the wonderful Tableau system
Take a look at Pentaho. It's built from open source parts so you should be able to reuse parts of that. There's also R, though that is really more of a statistical programming framework than an ready-to-use exploratory tool.
If you're looking for something that's as easy to use as Tableau though, I'm afraid you won't find any open source solutions.
You can build interactive exploratory visualizations in the browser with D3.