I'm a software engineer and a co-founder at 98elements. You can find me on Twitter as @_tomekw, or @tomekw on Github. I write about programming.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Stéphane Carrez.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Edward Fish.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Fabien Chouteau.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Olivier Henley.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Vinzent Höfler.
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Patrick Kelly
This is series of interviews with software developers interested in Ada programming language. The goal is to promote the community members and the language itself. Today we will talk with Luke A. Guest.
Few days ago I have migrated my homepage and blog from Medium to Ghost(Pro). The problem with open source software is that it is easy to tweak and play with. I was not happy with the default theme Casper, so I have decided to create a new one!
Everyone talks about blockchain these days. So let's learn by doing and try to implement the simple blockchain from scratch. And let's do this in Ada!
Many of the readers suggested I should take a closer look at three languages that weren’t initially mentioned: Kotlin, Swift, and OCaml.