I work on Enthral BBS in my free time in C/C++, then I play a with with python which I use as an internal scripting language. I also tinker
with X/84 bbs which is written in python so it's some good stuff to
learn python. At work I handle a vide variety of languages from SQL, to ASP, .NET, Java. And most recently I've been dabbling with SDL2 lately.
So, things seem pretty quiet in this area. Figured I'd see who else
out the like to code and tinker with applications. What languages
does everyone like use?
You're a g00r00 in training then!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I'm thinking of learning some python over my winter months as I have a Raspberry Pi and wanted to use it to learn some basic coding. Other than
that sadly I'm a noob but interested to learn.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~So, things seem pretty quiet in this area. Figured I'd see who else
out the like to code and tinker with applications. What languages
does everyone like use?
I just use Pascal. ;) I'm too old and stupid to learn anything new now, and I've forgoten most of the pascal I once knew.
Having said that when I'm at the trailer on the metered internet
connection that's when I normally fire up VP and start hacking away at
things again.
Shawn
I haven't touched pascal in over 10 years, it's a good language and
all but doesn't interest me as much as it useta. I wouldn't limit
Learning new stuff helps keep your brain going and feeling young too
So, things seem pretty quiet in this area. Figured I'd see who else out the like to code and tinker with applications. What languages does everyone like use?
I work on Enthral BBS in my free time in C/C++, then I play a with with python which I use as an internal scripting language. I also tinker
with X/84 bbs which is written in python so it's some good stuff to
learn python. At work I handle a vide variety of languages from SQL, to ASP, .NET, Java. And most recently I've been dabbling with SDL2 lately.
involved in a BBS. A Pi is as good a platform as any to learn on.
Python is a good place to start and there alot of tutorials out there.
It really depends alot of what type of programs your interested in
making. Web, Console, GUI, Games.. each area has different things to
focus on. Althogh learning some basic console is a good starting point
So they tell me. ;) I think at this point my brain has mostly shut~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
down, all I know now is hwo to talk about the weather endlessly. Okay, I
also know how to ask "Any plans for the weekend?" and "DId you do anything this weekend?" and act like I give two shits.
At work, I do mostly kornshell and perl scripting. I want to delve more~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
into python and Java tho. I'd like to have a try at some android apps.
$ Gryphon was quoted saying . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
At work, I do mostly kornshell and perl scripting. I want to delve more into python and Java tho. I'd like to have a try at some android apps.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If you interested in Java, give Eclipse a try, it has some really great plugin's. This is a video i've been working off of to learn unit testing and good pratices for legcay code refactoring. The principals are great and pretty much carries over to any language. I highly reccomend it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NnElPO5BU0
Testing and Refactoring Legacy Code
I'm actually applying many of the principals as I rewrite Enthral BBS for Alpha 2. The code quality has already gone up with writting unit tests.
With the few tries I made with writing java code (mostly just tutorials)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
it seems like it would be possible to write console apps... aka doorgames.
Do you think that would be feasable?
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