Advent of Code is a kind of game/competition of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like.
People use them as interview prep, company training, university coursework, practice problems, a speed contest, or to challenge each other.
AdaForge will host on GitHub some solution proposals to the daily puzzles.
Added a specific page about present, and past, free & commercial Ada Compilers.
Located in Dev Tools / Build
Complete rework of indexing the available learning materials.
This page titled «Learn» is on the top menu.
William Franck did a 3D design of the (2D) Lay Ada Coin, winner of the 2001-2002 Ada-Belgium Programming Contest.
Using Foundation 6 Stacks
Thematics about designing or using Ada Software Libraries
Interested ?
Contribute to the MarkDown page on our AdaForge’s GitHub.
You will find a very clever way to handle the license bla-bla
Rush to our FOSS Licenses page
Adaforge has now his own Twitter account !
@AdaForge2022 is labelled «AdaForge for Ada programmers»
and described as
« #Ada2022 Software & Tools for #AdaProgramming complex and reliable software »
I’ve the pleasure to announce a ground-up update of AdaForge.org
The purpose of this site is to bring to the Ada developer a catalog of (almost) all Ada open source code and tools existing in different public repositories.
==> This catalog is structured according to a software developer perspective (taxonomy).
Note : AdaForge.org references 100% of the ALIRE ‘crates’ packaging repo.
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