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After years of working with C, C++ and Pascal, finding Ada was a dream come true. Ada possesses the ultimate in flexibility (oo and non-oo), real standardization and validation, true cross platform programming, incredible compile time error checking, readable code, and support of all levels of software engineering. As a way of contributing back to the Ada community and to help advocate this powerful language AdaPower.com was formed.

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This section will tell you more about the mission of the Ada Home and the vision that presides to its development. You will find here some general information about this site, and an overview of its contents. We also describe a set of principles that we apply to design this site, and a software engineering context in which the Ada Home pages are made available. The Ada Home remains a good site thanks to numerous contributors. For comments and suggestions please use the Ada Home feedback page. If you would like to submit something for inclusion in the Ada Home, see our advice for submissions.

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The Ada Information Clearinghouse has served a community of software engineers, managers, and programmers for over fifteen years. The Web site provides articles on Ada applications, databases of available compilers, current job offerings, and more. The language is named after Ada Byron, Countess of Lovelace, who was the first published computer programmer and daughter of the poet Lord Byron.

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