Hi

basket · #1 (**permalink**) 10-06-09, 16:10

How are you?

And do you happen to code?

If so - in what language?

Ray · #2 (**permalink**) 10-06-09, 21:19

Code? Nah. I'm a designer. Designers can't code. Programmers can't design. It'll always be like that

All I can do is some basic actionscript 2, a little bit of Java (since I'm surrounded by Java- and Flex programmers each day) and occasionally php.

ML_916 · #3 (**permalink**) 11-06-09, 04:32

I can do some VERY BASIC C++ programming. I suck :P

basket · #4 (**permalink**) 13-06-09, 00:25

Ray. I beg to differ. I am both a (FAIL) designer and a (FAIL) programmer.

Well. Not digital design. But I assumed you meant that the mindset of a programmer cannot share the mindset of a designer. FALSE!

Ray · #5 (**permalink**) 14-06-09, 16:22

Congratulations, miss exception

basket · #6 (**permalink**) 16-06-09, 16:55

-.-

@ML

I wish I had learned C++ before Java...

ML_916 · #7 (**permalink**) 16-06-09, 17:06

If only I could say I actually "learned " C++... I'm so bad at it lol

basket · #8 (**permalink**) 16-06-09, 17:22

... If you can print out "Hello World!"

I'd say you pretty much pwn over 80% of population.

And I fail at programming to. Just very basic.

InkofDeath · #9 (**permalink**) 16-06-09, 22:28

It takes like 8 minutes to learn how to print 'Hello World' in any kind of practical language. Doesn't mean you understand the functions, commands or whatever key names are present in the language.

Learning the architecture, syntax and memorizing the basics of languages is much more fun than just finding out how to make a simple tetris game.

Basic languages like html, css, and javascript I know, but haven't used in like forever. And I know actionscript well enough to actually use it for any kind of project. Though I hate using AS, it fails. I also know MSL but it's redundant to learn that language unless you're actually going to be creating bots that haven't already been created and just copy and paste the code into your own alias/remote, lol.

I'm thinking of watching some lectures from the Universities online and then start hacking away at php through-out the summer and try to create some phpbb3 compatible mods.
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Bask3t; So you just do programming on the side, for fun?

Brambles · #10 (**permalink**) 16-06-09, 23:14

Me and Haggis know lashings of matlab. Not much though. I learned a bit of html (enough to get through IT at school) and C#. Might brush up on C# actually, XNA 3 looks pretty intuitive...