The Quantitative Developer Certificate

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  • NLTK

    If you are doing natural language processing (if indeed there is such a thing as a “natural” language), NLTK is likely to be your first platform of choice. NLTK is […]

  • Python Developer’s Guide

    Those of you who would like to learn more about how Python works, about the internals of the language, should have a look at Python Developer’s Guide. This is a […]

  • CMake

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    CMake is nowadays the de-facto standard for building C++ code, with over 2 million downloads a month. It’s a powerful, comprehensive solution for managing the software build process. We are […]

  • Java? Guava

    Want to improve your Java code? Use Guava. Guava is a set of core Java libraries from Google that includes new collection types (such as multimap and multiset), (importantly and […]

  • The TIOBE Index

    Do you want to know which programming languages are popular today? One of the best sources of information on this is the TIOBE Index. The caveat is that this index […]

  • The Boost C++ Library Suite

    If one were to name the single most important C++ library or library suite, it would undoubtedly be the Boost library suite. Boost provides free peer-reviewed portable C++ source libraries […]

  • An Interview with a QDC Alumnus: Al Thompson

    Today, Paul Bilokon (QDC Faculty) interviewed Al Thompson, Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Cruise, San Francisco. Al is a recent alumnus of the Quantitative Developer Certificate (QDC), a global certification programme run by World […]