Google's GO programming language is not ported for Windows. You can run it
only on Linux and Mac OSX. It has separate compilers for AMD64, X86 and ARM.
It's an Open Source project (translates to free) distributed under BSD like
license. Get on to this language which you may encounter more often in the
future here. It is still an experimental language designed to overcome some
of the perceived deficiencies of C and C++, and somewhat more like JavaScript
and Python.
Watch a promotional video here.
Lack of resources is cited as the reason for not porting to Windows.
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We asked Ian Lurie "What are key marketing trends and predictions for 2010?
What actions should marketers take in 2010?"
Ian Lurie is chief internet marketing strategist at Portent Interactive. He
is also the author of Conversation Marketing: Internet Marketing Strategies.
Ian Lurie
Blog Conversation Marketing Twitter portentint
"Twitter is a vast-self answering community. It’s also the ulti... (more)
Glide OS today announced the launch of an integrated file-viewing component
for the GDrive that provides instant full-length previews of files in your
browser for over 250 different file formats. Now you can quickly scan the
content of your files right in your browser without the need to open
applications or download files. All you need is a browser. The new GDrive is
available at http:/... (more)
New Media on Ulitzer
Social media marketing is hot hot hot. While the disjointed components have
risen and fallien with the VC tide for some time now, a coherent roadmap is
emerging for marketing a brand, product or service via social media. No
longer just a fad for college kids or a way to virally promote your fart app,
social media is emerging as a powerful and rapidly growing low-cost,... (more)
The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology (ABI) announced today that
Google has made a very generous gift to the Institute in recognition of
ABI’s mission, programs and positive impact on technical women. Through
outreach, education, research, awards and its signature program the Grace
Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing; ABI is dedicated to supporting
women in technology an... (more)