[Chennaipy] [Discussion] About scope of programming languages in Chennai's IT industry

[Ashok Govindarajan]

Dear All,

Over the last 10 to 12 years, i have worked across C, C++, Assembly, and
Matlab.
This involved working in Chennai and Bangalore and building embedded system
solutions
primarily for the telecom domain.

Based on the above context, developing a basic interest in understanding
the differences between functional programming paradigm vs OO Paradigm,
when is hand-coding assembly language superior in comparison to
cross-compiled C code,
usefulness of a simulation package like Matlab and how far can it go when
you have to debug real-time issues in the field would be
certain areas to explore and have some clarity in them.

I started with C as my first language  - as that was the langauge used in
my first job and it was in embedded systems domain and then I  moved on to
 learning other things as and when needed. During the same time i also
developed a feel for algorithms, data structures, static analysis tool and
tools like profiling etc that gave you a picture about the run-time nature
of your code.

In the Chennai context, you may want to look at Atmel, Jasmine Infotech,
NEC, Microchip, Caterpillar, Qualcomm, Visteon as
potential places for recruitment , that may have a need with the above
programming knowledge experience/skill set.

Rgds,
Ashok





On Fri, Aug 18, 2017 at 11:55 PM, Yacko Abrams <yackoa at gmail.com> wrote:

> I have worked in both languages during my career . What i feel is that
> that both have tremendous scope in IT.
>
> Regardless of what you choose be sure to know why  your code works the way
> it's intented to, rather than making it work the way you intent to. (I hope
> i didn't confuse you with the last sentence)
>
>
> On 18 Aug 2017 10:34 pm, "Subil A" <subil1407 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Also, just to clarify, I'm not desperately searching for the One True
>> Language or One True Framework or anything like that. I'm just genuinely
>> curious to hear about everyone's personal experiences in this regard.
>> On 18 Aug 2017 10:30 pm, "Subil A" <subil1407 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Thank you all for the top notch Java answers. I got more answers than I
>>> expected from a community that shuns curly braces ;). I'll be sure to share
>>> them.
>>>
>>> But do consider answering this part of the question, about the situation
>>> in Chennai's IT industry in general, not just Java:
>>>
>>> > Which languages/technologies, in your opinion, has scope in Chennai's
>>> IT industry today? And in what niches (like embedded, medical and so on)?
>>>
>>> You don't even need to talk about scope. Talk about what you've seen
>>> used and how they're being used.
>>>
>>
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