Emacs: any good guide about creating syntax highlighting for custom language? [closed] - emacs

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Does anyone knows a good guide on how to create a syntax highlighting for custom language in emacs?

Here are two detailed step-by-step tutorials that should explain everything you need.
EmacsLanguageModeCreationTutorial
Elisp: Write a Major Mode for Syntax Coloring

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I'm novice at OpenSCAD, is there an editor with language supports for OpenSCAD? I need the code auto-completion.
The built-in editor does have auto-complete support but limited to the language features.
There's other options like:
VSCode support
https://github.com/Leathong/openscad-support-vscode
Plugin for JetBrains IDEs
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/11198-openscad-language-support
You can also check the section in the Manual about Using an external Editor for some extra info.

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I don't found such topic here. So let's share good books (or just it's titles if it is not free/open) to study scala as a first language and also for advanced developers.
Thank you in advance!
Everything is described here: https://stackoverflow.com/tags/scala/info

Code syntax highlighting for Apple Web Server (Wiki, Weblog)? [closed]

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Does anyone managed to add some nice code highlighting for the wiki and blog software that comes with the Apple Wiki Server? I found a discussion on the topic, however, without further success stories. SyntaxHighlighter by Alex Gorbatchev as mentioned in the aforementioned thread would be really nice to have.

Netbeans custom syntax highlighter [closed]

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Does anyone know if there is any tutorial on creating syntax highlighter for custom language in NetBeans?
You're in luck! It looks like that question has been answered with an in-depth tutorial here: http://wiki.netbeans.org/DevFaqSyntaxHighlight
It's a tutorial for a fictional language, but you should be able to follow through with your own custom language by following the principles it sets out.

Good article on sockets? [closed]

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I was just wondering where I could find a article on sockets. I don't want any indepth code. I just want to understand the structures and other stuff like the how the buffers work.
I found Beej's Guide to Network Programming pretty informative.