Poll: Which programming language next?

[borg]

We have a new employee and his first task is to make new programming language bindings and to document the low-level TCP/IP communication (so it is in theory possible to use every programming language)

 

The remaining question is of course: Which programming langauge should we support first? What should have the highest priority?

[Cathodion]

I would focus on documenting the communication protocol. That way the entire community can start writing their own bindings in any language they want.

[borg]

The communication protocol will be documented. It is important that the language bindings are generated using our generation config files etc., otherwise every api change and new product will be a huge pain in the ass.

[AuronX]

Are your C#-Bindings CLR-compliant? If so they should work for Visual Basic .NET out of the box (as for any other CLR-compliant language). Or what do you mean by "Visual Basic"?

 

BR

Jan

[The_Real_Black]

At 1st is there a XML dokumenation in the last C# bindings? In English and German please. For Visual Studio is a code documentation a very nice feature.

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Back 2 Topic: A "graphical language" like:

http://greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2011/11/intro-to-xpresso-in-cinema-4d/

or in the real robots project:

http://web.archive.org/web/20021216102124/http://www.realrobots.co.uk/magazine.html

Some people like the idea of the Bricks but they nerver learn a programming Language. So for this target group were a (German: Klikitiebunti Programmieroberfläche) a graphical programming interface the best way.

 

[borg]

@AuronX

Yes, you should be able to use the .dll of the C# Bindings in VB.net. But there is currently no documenation on how to do this and no sample code etc.

[jack]

Hi,

Could you make brickd usb driver documentation too when you'll have time ?

Thanks.

[borg]

The protocol we speak on USB is practically the same that we speak over TCP/IP. So i think we can do that in one go!