The Darwin Race of Languages

The Darwin Race of Languages is a “competition” started by Bart Roozendaal to check what programming language is better. It seems that they will choose a kind of application that need to be developed, and participants will use the language of their choice to code it, and in the end, they will choose which one is better.

Anyway, the reason I’m posting this here is that among the topics being discussed to decide what kind of application will be developed, there is a Firebird tool.

Open Source Census

There is a project going on to measure the usage of Open Source software all over the world. People just download an utility who scan their machines, detects and reports the use of any recognized Open Source package (anonimously, of course). Right now, Firebird is not one of the recognized packages. This can be fixed if some “good soul” creates a Firebird “Fingerprint” and submit it to OSSDiscovery.

FB training videos (free)

From IBExpert Team: We have published new Firebird Training Videos on google video. The videos were recorded during the firebird Conference 2007 and gives you an introduction into the most important Firebird database technologies. The access to the videos (total about 8 hours) is free for everyone. IBExpert customer can find a link in the customer area where to download the videos in uncompressed avi format.

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