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Multi Platform

11 April, 201816 April, 2018 pscitechian1 Comment

Kotlin Supports three overall platforms, with Native itself effectively being multi platform, producing even more options: JVM Javascript Kotlin Native ios android windows etc Some code can is platform independent, and can be run across all platforms. There is also code which is platform dependant, so strategies have to deal with a mix of both… Continue reading Multi Platform

Language Extension Methodology (LEM/DSLEM) : A Software Development Concept.

11 April, 201811 February, 2021 pscitechian3 Comments

With Kotlin, the term 'DSL' has taken on a specific meaning, and that more specific meaning of Kotlin DSLs other pages on this site and elsewhere. In fact, Kotlin DSLs are not just Domain Specific Languages, but Domain Specific Extension Languages. The principle of a DSL, is that languages benefit from The DSLE methodology is… Continue reading Language Extension Methodology (LEM/DSLEM) : A Software Development Concept.

Methodologies

11 April, 201811 January, 2021 pscitechianLeave a comment

Team members come in with greatly varied experiences. This section provides some background to discussions that 'old hands' at coding may find all too familiar. But for some team members this may be useful. Please add comments if things added or changed here would make it useful to you. See the contents page for links… Continue reading Methodologies

Waterfall or Agile?

10 February, 201810 August, 2018 pscitechian3 Comments

This page describes both Waterfall and Agile software development philosophies. In reality, developments are not 100% waterfall or agile, but a blend of the two. This is a 'back to basics' look at the two philosophies. Separate pages will consider the implications and necessary modifications when each is applied to different bespoke software or product… Continue reading Waterfall or Agile?

Building: No need with python?

2 February, 20186 February, 2019 pscitechian3 Comments

Yes, building is needed with python. Python normally uses an environment build approach which allows the developer to run code without noticing a build, and simple programs even when shared can seem to need no build. To get started with programming with python, you just don't notice builds, although usually they become important later. But… Continue reading Building: No need with python?