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   • What language is Wikipedia programmed in?

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     Answered Aug 10, 2009 · 25 votes

     Interestingly, you can answer that on wikipedia (It's PHP).

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   • What is MAGIC programming language? Which other language is closest in syntax?

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     Answered Apr 25, 2011 · 22 votes

     You're right my friend, Magic is the original name of the "programming language", nowadays is called UniPaaS (Uni Platform as a Service), I use it to develop some business application. Maybe is the fastest way to create an applications(data manipulation), you can create apps in just a few days, but like everything in life has its own drawbacks:

     • it's very weird so that makes itdifficult to learn.
     • you do not have all the control of what's happening in the background
     • and you have to pay a lot for licensing (servers,clients, etc)

     If you are interested in learning this, you can download a "free" version of the software that only works with sqlite databases called UniPaaS Jet.

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     Answered Dec 21, 2011 · 9 votes

     Magic Language is as it’s called today uniPaaS, it used to be Magic than eDeveloper and now uniPaaS as PachinSV menchend before. uniPaaS is an application platform enabling enterprises, independent software vendors (ISVs) and system integrators (SIs) to more successfully build and deploy business applications.

     You can download the free version of uniPaaS Jet here: http://web.magicsoftware.com/unipaas-jet-download, try it yourself and see how easy it is to use.

     Magic technology as you descried is a Magic Software Enterprises tool (uniPaaS), you can find more information on:

     • official website: www.magicsoftware.com/en/products/?catID=70&pageID=55
     • uniPaaS Jet developer group on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/unipaasJet/
     • Magic developer zone: devnet.magicsoftware.com/en/unipaas

     Let me know if you find the information helpful

     Bob

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     Answered Aug 02, 2011 · 7 votes

     As PachinSV explained, there is a RAD once called Magic, then eDeveloper, now UniPaaS. This RAD is dedicated for database applications. Programming in this RAD does not look like anything else I know, you mostly don't write code as with usual languages, but it is nearly impossible to explain just with words. The applications are interpreted, not compiled.

     As PachinSV said, when developing, you must follow UniPaaS' way of doing things. This is probably why so many people never manage to use Magic properly: if you thought like Magic before learning about it, then you will adapt to it easily; but if you have a long and successful experience using other database development tools, then often the Magic paradigm will never become natural to you. The learning curve is quite steep, you must learn a lot of things before being able to write a little application.

     Previous versions stored the "code" inside a database table. The last version, UniPaas stores the code in xml files. I could send you an example, if PachinSV does not answer you before. But the files are pretty big: the smallest xml file I have in a test app is 4000 bytes, and any application is made of at least 11 files, an empty application is 7600 bytes. You must also understand that developers never use those files (they are undocumented AFAIK), they are only the storage format used internally by UniPaaS. The only way to use them is to set them up as a UniPaaS application.

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   • What programming language is iOS written in?

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     Answered Oct 25, 2015 · 11 votes

     The mach kernel would be written in C, with Assembler thrown in to boot.

     Above that layer, the device drivers be written in same language, C, as well that interacts with the kernel, think graphics, sounds etc.

     Above that level, the runtime libraries would be mixture of GNU libraries, mostly C, C++.

     Then the entire framework would be written in Objective C/C++ wrapping around the GNU libraries at lower level.

     This would equally apply to the desktop OS/X as well, as they share similar structures of the aforementioned software.

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   • What programming language is Zillow written in?

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     Answered Oct 30, 2012 · 2 votes

     Their homepage sends the following http header:

     X-Powered-By: Servlet 2.4; JBoss-4.0.3SP1 (build: CVSTag=JBoss_4_0_3_SP1 date=200510231054)/Tomcat-5.5-

     Which, indicates java.

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   • What language is the compiler of Go programming language written in?

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     Answered Dec 23, 2015 · 171 votes

     Programming languages aren't programs, hence they're not "written" in any language. They are often described by formal grammars (e.g. BNF).

     Interpreters and compilers for programming languages are programs and so must be written in some kind of programming language.

     Go has at least two compilers, gc

     and gccgo

     . The former was written in C, but is now written in Go itself. While the latter is a gcc frontend written mainly in C++. Go's libraries are written in Go.

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   Aug 10, 2009 · It uses PHP / MySQL, in combination with the MediaWiki wiki software. This is the same as all the Wikimedia projects - Wiktionary, Wikinews, Wikiquotes, etc. MediaWiki also powers many, many other sites - you can usually tell by the look-and-feel. The major one is Wikia. answered Aug 10, 2009 at 18:51.

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