Author Topic: Programming Megathread  (Read 144136 times)

I like html and css too

I'd like to link some of the work I've done on webpages here, but I don't wanna give my IP out
:/
anytime u connect to a server the host gets your ip
its not like ur ip is special and private or anything

:/
anytime u connect to a server the host gets your ip
its not like ur ip is special and private or anything
so what
it's not as if you guys can see it if the host can

I like html and css too

I'd like to link some of the work I've done on webpages here, but I don't wanna give my IP out
Why not upload it to dropbox or something.

I don't wanna give my IP out

It's not like there's anything we can do with your ip

so what
it's not as if you guys can see it if the host can
If you've ever connected to a Blockland server they could have your IP address.

If you've ever connected to a Blockland server they could have your IP address.
yes I know it's not the most private thing, I just didn't particularly want to post it

oh well, I'll host it and let you guys see what you think, it's for testing my webpage skills and I haven't yet implemented CSS much into it yet, I've been developing it since I first got into advanced html + css coding, I want to clean it up but I really can't be bothered to

steve5452 helped me set up wamp and helped me on the clown page with javascript

http://88.144.126.3/index.php
http://88.144.126.3/wtf.html (it's hidden but it's some of my javascript work that I wanna show)
it's not actually much
« Last Edit: October 30, 2015, 01:57:49 PM by Maxwell. »

Has anyone used AutoIt? I've been using it lately and I'm very impressed with it and it's documentation. Even used it to write a program for my job lol.

The only downside is no multi-threading abilities.

Func helloWorld()
   MsgBox(0,"Hello World","Hello World")
EndFunc

helloWorld()


A bit more of the syntax showed:

http://pastebin.com/PdGrWAV1

Does anyone do stuff with microcontrollers? I got a few arduinos recently and I really hate the standard IDE, I looked around for other IDEs that have some sort of formatting but they all seemed to equally suck.

Does anyone do stuff with microcontrollers? I got a few arduinos recently and I really hate the standard IDE, I looked around for other IDEs that have some sort of formatting but they all seemed to equally suck.
The standard Arduino IDE is awful for a lot of reasons. It exists as a first timer's tool to compiling and flashing hardware. It works but it is very limiting once you're ready to explore deeper, and customization of the environment is nonexistent.

I know there is some Eclipse plugins for Arduino if that's up your alley. I don't have much experience with Arduino development as an Arduino. I've used the boards before because they were available and easy, but I was flashing my own programs to them and not using the Arduino libraries, which once again have a lot of problems for people looking to go beyond the hobbyist level.

I generally like how it basically just blends with HTML
that's the only thing I do like about it
it's really quick and convenient to set up

but something like Flask is relatively easy to get running, too. PHP has the advantage of requiring just one file for one web page, but with Flask you still only need two, and you get the advantage of separating logic from design

and you get the advantage of separating logic from design
This is why require_once is a thing. In my forum system I made all my logic into functions and put them in a functions.php file. Then from each page file I just do require_once 'functions.php'; and can make the code on that particular file really uncomplicated by just calling the functions which do all the work.

PHP lifehack: You can also use require_once on an html file to simply import it's text. Really useful if you want pages to have a consistent header or footer that is derived from just one html file.
« Last Edit: October 30, 2015, 05:28:56 PM by Pecon »

I might as well just tell you guys what I know.

HTML
Java
Javascript
VB.Net
Python
C
and finally C++

At least that what I can remember...

why does everyone forget HLSL

why does everyone forget HLSL
Because they haven't worked with graphics problems?

Yeah you can't just say "how did you forget x" because there's so many