I am a very advanced hobby programmer, I myself like to focus on Objective-C, Java, some straight-c, Python, and general MVC designs. Believe in
I have written some programs but they are all relatively self-contained, sometimes using external libraries.
While reading about major projects and / or more complex programs, I hear a lot of languages about "writing a part in x and writing this part in y".
Since I lacked experience with it, I was thinking that someone could tell me in the right direction. What general design / practices are employed for applications or projects written in more than one language? What's included in the "screenplay" design?
Thanks for any guidance on the topic! -Chase
There is no single "right way" in many ways, They are also included, where all languages are well hosted in a common runtime environment with specified interoperability hurdles, and a good old Unix-Way, where all components must be communicated through pipes or simple text- Using the based protocol, chairs
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