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I got a quick question for my spanish-speaking folks.
You know, in this profession becomes very natural to start thinking in English for several reasons, best documentation and books are in English, programming languages are in English and community resources like SO are in English.
I'm writing a Software Requirements Specifications for a web app I'm about to start coding, but a question rose, what is the correct translation for Software Requirements Specification document?
Muchas gracias!
Documento de Especificación de Requerimientos
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The following link mentions some types of dynamic programming:
http://www.mii.lt/olympiads_in_informatics/pdf/INFOL056.pdf
one of which is "broken profile".
I am pretty sure it is a valid term since I have seen references to it in other programming competition sites like TopCoder and CodeForces.
But I can't seem to find anything on this topic. This term has been used mostly by Russian sources.
Does anyone what if means, or what kind of problems within dynamic programming it solves? Or even better a tutorial?
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Our application has the language concept of Latin American Spanish and I need to select a Culture Info to use for that language file. Microsoft has a culture for 17 different Latin American countries and I need to choose one that best represents them all. Any input on which one that might be?
¡Viva México! !México es el mejor país del mundo¡
...or rather, I'd just go by population:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_Latin_American_Country_is_the_world's_most_Populated_spanish-speaking_country
(Assuming no greater knowledge of your intended market.)
I wasn't aware localizations existed beyond the es master category...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.globalization.cultureinfo(v=vs.71).aspx
If they haven't already established some sort of hierarchy then this seems like a fairly strange feature.
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GW-Basic was my first programming language. And i never found out what the 'GW' stands for.
From the Wikipedia article:
There are several theories on what the
initials "GW" stand for. Greg Whitten,
an early Microsoft employee who
developed the standards in the
company's BASIC compiler line, says
Bill Gates picked the name GW-BASIC.
Whitten refers to it as Gee-Whiz BASIC
and is unsure if Gates named the
program after him. The Microsoft
User Manual from Microsoft Press also
refers to it by this name.
It may have also been nicknamed
Gee-Whiz because it had a large
number of graphics commands.
Other common theories as to the
initials' origins include "Graphics
and Windows", "Gates, William"
(Microsoft's president at the time),
or "Gates-Whitten" (the two main
designers of the program).
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I am testing/searching tests for my image manipulation algorithm and I have come across to "lena.png" multiple times. Why? Is it some kind of standard algorithm testing picture? I would like to know the history behind the picture.
Is there other similars pictures I could use? Why?
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We are thinking of using a Wizard pattern to help a user complete a task.
The Wizard pattern seems to solve our problem. We are also interested in what human factors research might have to say about the basic problem of a non-expert user needing to accomplish an infrequent and complicated task-–-are there other, possibly better paradigms for doing this than a wizard?
You posted this question over two years ago and no one has offered a better interaction design pattern than the wizard.
That looks like an answer to me.