Languages, Libraries and Application Frameworks
GoingWare works with a number of libraries and application frameworks when developing software for its clients:
- The Texas Instruments DSP/BIOS real time operating system
- The SCSI-2 Common Access Method for programming CD burners and scanners
- The Mac OS X I/O Kit
- Embedded Linux distributions such as uCLinux
- The C++ Standard Template Library (STL)
- The ZooLib cross-platform application framework, which allows delivery of native executable applications for multiple platforms from a single set of C++ sources
- The PowerPlant C++ application framework for Mac OS
- Apache modules for web applications
- Java servlets for web applications
- The Enhydra Java/XML web application server
- The Java Foundation Classes including the Swing components
- The Document Object Model (DOM) for XML using such libraries as:
- The Simple API for XML (SAX)
GoingWare Inc. strongly favors using and creating reusable software such as libraries and application frameworks.
Many programmers feel strongly that their favorite language or tool is the best for any job, but GoingWare Inc. believes in using the right tool (and therefore the right programming language) for the task at hand. GoingWare can implement solutions to your problem in:
- C++
- Java
- C
- Smalltalk
- Python
- ARM and Thumb Assembler
- x86 Assembler
- PowerPC Assembler
- 68000 Assembler
- Forth
- Postscript
- Other languages can be learned and used as needed
