Hindi Programming Language

SKTN Hindi Programming Language (HPL) is a high level programming language with the distinguishing feature of being in Hindi (primary language of India) developed by the Indian developer Shamit Kumar Tomar. The language is currently in its initial stage and is developing continuously. The first beta of the language and the accompanying IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is released on August 29, 2007.

The Hindi Programming Language has been developed to target the over 350 million Hindi speaking population. According to Comrie (1998 data),[8] Hindi is the second most spoken language in the world.

The Hindi Programming Language is designed to be easy to learn and use. The language not only allows programmers to easily create simple applications in their native language, but also has the flexibility to develop fairly complex applications as well. The programs are compiled to Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL) that can run on any machine where .NET Framework 2.0 is installed.

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Program to print Hello World on screen:

कार्य खाली मुख्य ( )
     लिखें "Hello World!"
खत्म कार्य

Program to input time from user and greet him/her accoordingly:

कार्य खाली मुख्य ( )      अंक समय       लिखें "Enter current time"
     पढें समय        अगर [ समय < 12 ]
        लिखें "Good Morning"
  वरनाअगर [ समय >= 12 और समय < 16 ]
           लिखें "Good Afternoon"
  वरना              लिखें "Good Evening"
  खत्म अगर
  खत्म कार्य

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Cheers,

Vaibhav

Open Coffee Club Bangalore: Meetup on 2nd September

It’s again time to notify you all of Open Coffee Club’s second meet which is scheduled to happen on 2nd September 2007 from 11AM – 1PM. The first meet was a grand success with 60 people participating.

Read:OCC gets a Thumbs Up in Bangalore

The venue and the timings for the second meet have also been kept the same as the first one. The meet however this time is planned to be more focussed on issues like Marketing 2.0 and Sales as proposed by Ramjee Ganti.

For those of you planning to attend the event can mark the attendance at UpComing (http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/240840 ) .

For directions map of the venue, check the map on Brewhaha Site or on Google Maps.

Also, there is a Google Group for OCC Bangalore available at http://groups.google.com/group/opencoffeeclubatbangalore

In case you are new to the Open coffee club concept check out my previous posts on the same at

Open Coffee Club Bangalore : First debut meetup planned

Open Coffee Club Meet @Bangalore: Updates

Cheers,

Vaibhav

Excellent list of resources for Web2.0

Just came across an excellent resource list on Web 2.0 Stuff compiled by Everything Web2.0 blog. The list has amazing resources to help you build better.

Probably the most interesting ones are the frameworks, platforms and libraries for typical 2.0-stuff .
But watch out for all other pearls: bug & issue trackers, business intelligence solutions, database solutions, catalogue wares, design toolboxes, enterprise solutions, media editors, hosting & domain management & testing tools, media management solutions, mobile content delivery tools, site tour builders, hardcore telephony solutions, voice recognition tools, and more incidental code snippets, like URL shorteners, widget builders, Ajax & RIA apps.

Check out the complete list here

Cheers,

Vaibhav