Scripting language

Xilica® Adds Lua Scripting, Fully-Flexible Control to Solaro DSPs

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Friday, September 25, 2020

Computer programming, Programming languages, Software engineering, Cross-platform software, Lua, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Scripting language

"Xilica control systems will provide all of the functionality needed in conference rooms, hotels, restaurants, schools and many other AV environments," said Shaun Robinson, VP Product Management at Xilica.

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"Xilica control systems will provide all of the functionality needed in conference rooms, hotels, restaurants, schools and many other AV environments," said Shaun Robinson, VP Product Management at Xilica.
"We can control all of these standard functions without the need for a highly sophisticated and expensive control system.
Where a third-party vendor is a member of Xilica's partner program, Lua control modules are available inside the Xilica Designer software interface, pre-built and ready to deploy.
"Lua scripting opens the programming universe within Xilica DSPs and control products for any user that can write a control universe."

Esri Releases Guide about Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro

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Friday, September 11, 2020

Books, Other Technology, Technology, Entertainment, Software, Programming languages, Computer programming, GIS software, Software engineering, ArcGIS, Esri, Scripting language, Python, Wing IDE

Esri , the global leader in location intelligence, today announced the publication of a new book, Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro .

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Esri , the global leader in location intelligence, today announced the publication of a new book, Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro .
The natural next step for those who have the skills developed in the foundational book, Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro (2020, Esri Press), Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro guides readers in growing such skills and workflows as
Creating script tools and Python toolboxes.
Migrating scripts and tools from ArcGIS Desktop 10.x to ArcGIS Pro.
Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro is available in print (ISBN: 9781589486188, 290 pages, US$69.99) and as an e-book (ISBN: 9781589486195, US$69.99).

Esri Publishes Book on Using Python to Customize ArcGIS Pro

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Thursday, September 10, 2020

Esri , the global leader in location intelligence, today announced the publication of a new book, Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro .

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Esri , the global leader in location intelligence, today announced the publication of a new book, Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro .
For experienced ArcGIS Pro users who want to learn Python but lack scripting experience, Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro takes readers from understanding the difference between programming and scripting to automating tasks in ArcGIS Pro.
Of the book's 11 chapters, the first few cover setting up a Python editor to work with ArcGIS Pro and the fundamentals of geoprocessing in ArcGIS Pro, as well as the fundamentals of the Python language.
Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro is written by Paul Zandbergen, author of Python Scripting for ArcGIS (2013, Esri Press) and Advanced Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro (2020, Esri Press).

Stage 2 Security Launches Voodoo 1.2.0 with ARM support

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Tuesday, August 4, 2020

Computer programming, Software engineering, Interoperability, Programming languages, Scripting languages, Scripting language, Python, Ch, Porting

without having to waste time rewriting or porting code over to the Voodoo platform.

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without having to waste time rewriting or porting code over to the Voodoo platform.
This is in addition to its one of a kind, in-memory only python scripting engine, which has existed in the platform since launch.
"Enabling ARM support is truly a game changer.
Voodoo enables a red team operator to chain agents together through a series of call-back (reverse) and call-in (connect) payloads, across multiple various operating systems (e.g.

HaasOnline Announces a Drag-and-Drop Visual Editor That Allows Crypto Algorithms to Be Created Without Coding

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Tuesday, September 3, 2019

Scripting language, Visual programming languages, Software engineering, Computer programming, Computer languages, Scripting languages, Hopscotch, Microsoft Visual Studio

Users can choose between the newly released drag-and-drop visual editor or use the updated text-based editor while developing complex scripts to use with HaasOnline Trade Server.

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Users can choose between the newly released drag-and-drop visual editor or use the updated text-based editor while developing complex scripts to use with HaasOnline Trade Server.
Their powerful visual editor allows for an efficient way to organize and edit command blocks that make up the logic of how a specific script will execute.
Users can switch to the text-based editor with IntelliSense to control exactly what's going on under the hood of their scripts.
"With the introduction of the Visual Editor, which utilizes HaasScript, we have made it easy for users who don't code to create scripts.

Appfire Unveils Next-Generation Jira Automation App to Meet Evolving Market Needs

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Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Technology, Data management, Networks, Software, Project management software, Atlassian, Jira, Scripting language, Business, Software, Computing

Appfire announced today the unveiling of a new easy-to-use app, Drag and Drop Automation for Jira, that allows users to create powerful, cross-platform, code-free automations in order to do their work more quickly and efficiently.

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Appfire announced today the unveiling of a new easy-to-use app, Drag and Drop Automation for Jira, that allows users to create powerful, cross-platform, code-free automations in order to do their work more quickly and efficiently.
Appfire also plans to give product demonstrations to other Atlassian Marketplace vendors in order to identify additional integration opportunities with ecosystem partners.
Automation shouldnt be limited only to people who can write scripts, Appfire Marketing Director Holly Wright said.
Thats why were reimagining how an automation app should look, feel and work with all the power, and none of the scripting.