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KonradZuse · 06-14-2011, 08:08 PM

Just curious who here is a coder? I use Java mostly, with some Open GL, I'm starting up on webwork, HTML is pretty easy, but I want to learn some other things as well.

Would love to chat and expand my knowledge as well as help others!

FreedomGrower · 06-14-2011, 08:18 PM

I used to work as for one the big 5 PC Manufactures Web Division and have a Business MIS Degree; Mostly managing Oracle and Linux UNIX systems and databases ... and programing automated QA system checks in VB (Quick Test Pro) and eventually automated myself out of a job there except for consulting ... Very happy about that lol ...

Working in a cubicle is depressing or staying inside all the time for that matter ...

Use technology to make your own business or life easier; I will only code stuff for my business now; otherwise it isn't worth my time ... I would actually hire some one but the quality I know the schools put out is crap and are lazy ... and they charge to much ...

You can get a phd programer on a work visa from Russia for 1/3 the price

Web Programming is more fun asp, php, databases ... but pays abit less ...

Once you know one you know them all ...

My 2 Cents

Very baked

Mr. Bongjangles · 06-14-2011, 08:56 PM

Nirvana_Papaya · 09-10-2011, 10:35 AM

Does Lua count? I love programming games in it. I tried C++ and C#, and pretty much hated both of them. Lua is so much easier to use when you're high.

Siddartha · 09-10-2011, 12:38 PM

^^^^ Meh, I guess Lua counts! :-P

I've been coding longer than I've been licensed to drive a motor vehicle, started out with C then moved on to harder sh!t, as they say, lol. Currently writing alot of Ruby and Java.

devilgoob · 09-12-2011, 03:31 AM

C is fun, once you know calls and stuff.

Basic, is way more fun lol. It's easy and you can make beeps.

I only learned a little openGL for my phone, I had made a few android apps that drew ovals and circles, rotated them.

It's really fun to make your own programs for android, it's just so tasking getting the dev kit and understanding how the program is packaged to work on the phone.

bonsai · 09-12-2011, 09:35 AM

Various, my 9-5 is ruby, php, javascript etc. Building Internets for the past 11 years, its still fun.

09-12-2011, 01:04 PM

Currently working in financial trading. Spending most of my time right now on a Java / Spring framework MVC app. Good times.

Herbal extasy · 09-13-2011, 10:36 AM

VB6, Delphi, C#... 10 years and I am fed up with this shit.

There is nothing humane in companies that makes software.

09-13-2011, 04:00 PM

I've been writing software since the 1980's, professionally since the early '90s, using pretty much any language or dev environment that seems to be hiring the most at the time. I've worked on compilers and interpreters, embedded programming on microcontrollers, asset tracking and hardware test automation, even have code that's still in production use in the military, etc. I'm currently working on web-based applications for a large digital equipment manufacturer, though I'd rather be doing just about anything else

One thing I've noticed consistently is that no matter where I've worked, from Microsoft to small startups, there's usually at least one person there who admits to toking at least on occasion, and several that I suspect don't admit to it.

We are everywhere, lol.

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KonradZuse Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 284	Computer Programmers? Just curious who here is a coder? I use Java mostly, with some Open GL, I'm starting up on webwork, HTML is pretty easy, but I want to learn some other things as well. Would love to chat and expand my knowledge as well as help others! __________________
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FreedomGrower Chronic Toker Join Date: May 2011 Location: The c*unt Posts: 629	I used to work as for one the big 5 PC Manufactures Web Division and have a Business MIS Degree; Mostly managing Oracle and Linux UNIX systems and databases ... and programing automated QA system checks in VB (Quick Test Pro) and eventually automated myself out of a job there except for consulting ... Very happy about that lol ... Working in a cubicle is depressing or staying inside all the time for that matter ... Use technology to make your own business or life easier; I will only code stuff for my business now; otherwise it isn't worth my time ... I would actually hire some one but the quality I know the schools put out is crap and are lazy ... and they charge to much ... You can get a phd programer on a work visa from Russia for 1/3 the price Web Programming is more fun asp, php, databases ... but pays abit less ... Once you know one you know them all ... My 2 Cents Very baked __________________ Cannabis Cures Cancer .ORG ... Greenstone Garden Also known as Slips Garden Pics Old Smoke Reports
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Nirvana_Papaya 4Evern00b Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 394	Does Lua count? I love programming games in it. I tried C++ and C#, and pretty much hated both of them. Lua is so much easier to use when you're high. __________________ Legally growing in Washington.
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Siddartha Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 264	^^^^ Meh, I guess Lua counts! :-P I've been coding longer than I've been licensed to drive a motor vehicle, started out with C then moved on to harder sh!t, as they say, lol. Currently writing alot of Ruby and Java.
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devilgoob Banned Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,092	C is fun, once you know calls and stuff. Basic, is way more fun lol. It's easy and you can make beeps. I only learned a little openGL for my phone, I had made a few android apps that drew ovals and circles, rotated them. It's really fun to make your own programs for android, it's just so tasking getting the dev kit and understanding how the program is packaged to work on the phone.
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bonsai impatient tortoise Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: .au Posts: 323	Various, my 9-5 is ruby, php, javascript etc. Building Internets for the past 11 years, its still fun. __________________ 70W vertical HPS + 50W DIY LED + Organic + DIY microcontroller
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Stoned Coder Guest Posts: n/a	Currently working in financial trading. Spending most of my time right now on a Java / Spring framework MVC app. Good times.
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mugenbao Guest Posts: n/a	I've been writing software since the 1980's, professionally since the early '90s, using pretty much any language or dev environment that seems to be hiring the most at the time. I've worked on compilers and interpreters, embedded programming on microcontrollers, asset tracking and hardware test automation, even have code that's still in production use in the military, etc. I'm currently working on web-based applications for a large digital equipment manufacturer, though I'd rather be doing just about anything else One thing I've noticed consistently is that no matter where I've worked, from Microsoft to small startups, there's usually at least one person there who admits to toking at least on occasion, and several that I suspect don't admit to it. We are everywhere, lol. . Last edited by mugenbao; 09-13-2011 at 10:37 PM..
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