Putting D on my CV
AgentOrange
AgentOrange_member at pathlink.com
Mon Feb 20 16:12:08 PST 2006
In article <dtdeoc$2q7k$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, Cris says...
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>>> These days when naming something we have to also to consider how it will
>>> be displayed on the Net. In that context for instance the name C++ is
>>> perfect.
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>> I agree, which is why I suggest that anyone putting up a web page on D have
>> the text "D programming language" on it somewhere.
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>You could put that suggestion somewhere on your web page so everybody
>can see it.
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>What about inventing some alias convention like dlang or whatever you
>like it that people can put it on their page, so that it is used for
>searching purposes.
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>Anyway some searching systems do not work well with single characters
>names like D, even if you write: "D Language", they'll produce "D" and
>"Language" resaults, which unfortunately will be garbage.
No, if you use "D Language" inside little quotes every search engine ive ever
seen will look for that as a literal string. "D Language" works pretty well. I
believe the real reason you arent seeing the hundreds of hits for D is because
they dont exist yet :D
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