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Programming Megathread
Honno:
first attempt at Barnsley leaf
plots 1000 random points every 10 milliseconds
McJobless:
So, I was talking to my ex-game design teachers. Apparently my state is in a slump for Games Programming teachers, so they've suggested that I pick up a Cert4 in Training and Assessment while continuing to practice math and programming, and since they're basically heads of whole departments they'll do their best to get me some work.
Does this sound like a good deal?
Gytyyhgfffff:
if you think you'd like it and if it pays well i don't see why not
i'm now discovering the beauty of trying to do anything lua on windows instead of linux (ps: that is sarcasm)
god i'm absolutely incompetent when trying to build/make/install/whatever-you-linux-hipsters-call-it from the command line
windows has spolied me by only requiring to click the .exe and having a program installed without any hassle
i'm going to kill someone over luasql
if you know your ins and outs for this kind of stuff and wonder why tutorials exist for installing various stuff look no further because i am the sole reason why people write tutorials at all
oh my loving god why does this have to be so difficult
i'm going to murder someone
this is why stuff is precompiled and this is why compiling stuff yourself should just be burned in a pit of acid and forgotten about
is there some pre-compiled thing of luasql 2.2 out there because i'm absolutely loving tired of wasting time doing stuff workarounds and not progressing at all
Foxscotch:
--- Quote from: $trinick on April 12, 2016, 07:47:35 PM ---http://regexr.com can help you test things very quickly and make changes without needing to run code again
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regex101 which gyt linked to is also nice, but I'm partial to regexr because it's the first one I used, lol
in other news recently I've expanded what I had in mind for that chat thing I mentioned
first off I've decided to make it a WHOLE THING including a regular HTTP server along with the chat server, because as I decided to include more and more complex features some of them were clearly not suited to websockets given that it lacks a request/response cycle. as opposed to before, where it was just going to be an HTML file, CSS file, and JS file, and that was it
furthermore I've decided to use Socket.IO instead of plain websockets, for better compatibility
I've also changed my mind about coffeescript, but I will be using Ember.js for the client side, and Express/Socket.IO for the server. with MongoDB for database stuff
also androfox will be contributing to it
ZSNO:
--- Quote from: Gytyyhgfffff on April 12, 2016, 09:16:37 PM ----snip-
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Looks like you forgot to download a required dependency beforehand