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Whaht Programs do you use?
Tweet Topic Started: Jan 14 2005, 02:52 AM (1,436 Views)
SkItZo	Jan 16 2005, 08:59 PM Post #31
Support Volunteer Posts: 484 Group: Members Member #2,705 Joined: June 23, 2003	matt_D January 16, 2005 03:11 PM SkItZo January 16, 2005 05:26 PM if you know quite a bit of C++ already, ASP isn't far off. As ASP is basically C++ coding, but for the web ASP/ASP.NET is gorrible. Seriously every ASP powered site i've been to runs so slowly, i've yet to visit one that runs at a half-decent speed AFAIK it's Microsoft's web language, correct? It wouldn't surprise me <_< Well for one, a lot of ASP powered sites are hosted on windows server, and as far as it goes, windows server aren't really good with hosting websites. They are less stable than linux so you will see a much more reduction in site speed. @kingy sorry, didn't notice that you had meant it in a sarcastic manner...after all, the majority of users here aren't exactly scripting saavy, let alone the capabilities and availability of certain features and programs out there.



korn_mosher_4life-ZNS	Jan 17 2005, 12:38 AM Post #32
the korn mosher 4life Posts: 608 Group: Members Member #6,584 Joined: October 18, 2003	woo I know java which is pretty much c++, so asp won't be hard. But the databases are what I'm scared of. Anyone know of a good tutorial site for ASP.NET all the ones I've found cost <_<. I wanted to make a language that was easy, and acted like javascript.....but after doing research, I don't even wanna try to do something like that. I hatenotepad makes me wanna cry, and hurts my eyes. more so on this stupid ass LCD screen [If someone has a 17 or 19 inch flat CRT screen I'll swap displays with ya...15 inch LCD.]



dirty-devil	Jan 17 2005, 05:02 PM Post #33
the power of christ compelles you !!! Posts: 501 Group: Members Member #37,451 Joined: December 10, 2004	\| Greg2385 \| January 14, 2005 10:49 AM Nobody uses Microsoft's Front Page? front page is cool cause you can like make the page you want in normal view and then in the different view it just gives you the codes .. i mean for a beginner its pretty good but for some who knows the language you can just write it out in notepad or some thing ..



Matthew	Jan 17 2005, 05:06 PM Post #34
Member Posts: 5,169 Group: Members Member #18,161 Joined: May 4, 2004	SkItZo January 17, 2005 12:59 AM matt_D January 16, 2005 03:11 PM SkItZo January 16, 2005 05:26 PM if you know quite a bit of C++ already, ASP isn't far off. As ASP is basically C++ coding, but for the web ASP/ASP.NET is gorrible. Seriously every ASP powered site i've been to runs so slowly, i've yet to visit one that runs at a half-decent speed AFAIK it's Microsoft's web language, correct? It wouldn't surprise me <_< Well for one, a lot of ASP powered sites are hosted on windows server, and as far as it goes, windows server aren't really good with hosting websites. They are less stable than linux so you will see a much more reduction in site speed. Ah that would be why then. Actually I have been to a fast ASP site, that must have been hosted on something other than a Windows server then. Lol- that don't surprise me



RagingFuryBlack-ZNS	Jan 18 2005, 10:15 AM Post #35
Member Posts: 254 Group: Members Member #15,418 Joined: March 26, 2004	i use Visual Basic .net and BlueJ for java



Rory	Jan 18 2005, 10:21 AM Post #36
i;m a mess Posts: 6,147 Group: Members Member #451 Joined: January 25, 2003	I use Dreamweaver in it's code/design split view for html, css, php etc. But basically only using the code view part of it. (IE not really using the WYSIWYG aspect if it) I find that the syntax highlighting, code completion and various other things are great in dreameaver. For Java i also use BlueJ, but thats only because my university sorta... umm... develops it so we sorta have to use it I only program in Java and php, so thats about it (use to program in VB6, but that was again, because my school made us).



RagingFuryBlack-ZNS	Jan 18 2005, 12:35 PM Post #37
Member Posts: 254 Group: Members Member #15,418 Joined: March 26, 2004	Rory January 18, 2005 09:21 AM I use Dreamweaver in it's code/design split view for html, css, php etc. But basically only using the code view part of it. (IE not really using the WYSIWYG aspect if it) I find that the syntax highlighting, code completion and various other things are great in dreameaver. For Java i also use BlueJ, but thats only because my university sorta... umm... develops it so we sorta have to use it I only program in Java and php, so thats about it (use to program in VB6, but that was again, because my school made us). i like blueJ...its slow on some machienes, but its REALLY good for multi-class programs in java. i hate vb.NET.....it makes me cry when they take teh easiest task(Multiple forms) in java and make it so freakin complicated. what happened to frmMain.hide FrmMain.Show ???????? Id take java any day over Vb for a large project, much easier to use multiple classes, and to create your own methods -RFB



Ben	Jan 18 2005, 01:38 PM Post #38
Quantum-locked when observed. Posts: 37,594 Group: Support Team Member #25,756 Joined: July 29, 2004	For some insane reason I've decided to start learning C++, so I downloaded Dev-C++ and it's really nice. Now I just need to wrap my head around this whole OOP concept and I'll be fine :wacko: I've tried learning Java but it didn't work out . . . probably because the IDE I was using wasn't that good. We'll see how my C++ experience goes, but I don't think I'll get around to learning it any time soon.



Dennis	Jan 18 2005, 01:53 PM Post #39
Member Posts: 7,431 Group: Members Member #16,894 Joined: April 17, 2004 I'm Browsing With Chrome	Notepad.



Dynasty	Jan 18 2005, 03:05 PM Post #40
Senior Member Posts: 2,183 Group: Banned Member #14,054 Joined: March 5, 2004	Word.



Pokid	Jan 25 2005, 09:21 PM Post #41
Purdyful bunnehkins! Posts: 75 Group: Members Member #13,268 Joined: February 21, 2004	I use Game Maker and Blitz Basic. Sometime later this year, I'm planning to learn whatever language school's programming class teache, but for right now, GML and basic are enough for me.



gogeta ss4-ZNS	Jan 25 2005, 11:54 PM Post #42
The GFX Artist. Posts: 117 Group: Members Member #9,980 Joined: December 21, 2003	Editplus 2



Das	Jan 26 2005, 02:08 AM Post #43
Smells of rich mahogany Posts: 7,114 Group: Members Member #34,712 Joined: November 10, 2004	Dreamweaver for html



Seth	Jan 26 2005, 02:23 AM Post #44
I has a pony Posts: 18,984 Group: Members Member #100 Joined: November 17, 2002	Dynasty January 18, 2005 01:05 PM Word. I command you to turn off your computer and never touch it again. :'( I use Eclipse for Java and PHP, Bluefish for HTML, Dreamweaver for HTML and PHP, Quanta+ for HTML and PHP. Mostly Eclipse and Quanta+, though. Oh, and VB.NET.



Zach	Jan 26 2005, 11:28 AM Post #45
Missjayness Posts: 1,814 Group: Members Member #5,598 Joined: September 20, 2003	I use Dreamweaver for HTML. EditPlus for PHP. Then Notepad for changes little things when I'm short on time and can't wait for the bigger programs to open.



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