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[Is30akc]

Hi, I was just wondering what programming language you guys used to code these programs? Is there a specific one you stick to, or do you use different ones for different purposes? I'm guessing some C++ or Java or the like..

I'm curious so I can study those more in depth.

[Waser Lave]

Most of them are done in Python.

[Is30akc]

Oh I see.. right, that makes sense.. since it says python files and such. lol

[xZel]

For neo i've used VB6, Vb.net, c#, c++, javascript, java and now python (which people use here). You can really use any language that you want.

[Zhuris]

C# for the most part. Plenty of others from time-to-time, mostly based on context (ie Javascript, PHP). Python looks too ugly; I don't even want to learn it.

[Is30akc]

C# for the most part. Plenty of others from time-to-time, mostly based on context (ie Javascript, PHP). Python looks too ugly; I don't even want to learn it.

Haha, I see.. so any variety will work really? That's cool.

[Andy]

I personally like C++, but I also use PHP and Javascript, depending on the purpose. Just a tip, don't use Java, it's the devil's language

[Rambo]

I personally like C++, but I also use PHP and Javascript, depending on the purpose. Just a tip, don't use Java, it's the devil's language

How rude! Nothing wrong with Java at all!!

I have used the following lanuages:

Perl
PHP
Java
VB
VB .Net (There is a difference between VB and VB .Net even if it is minor!)
Little C#
Little C++

But I am more profound in using VB .Net, Java and PHP

[pyke]

Java and C, bit out of practice with either though.

[Noitidart]

Im mostly web based. So javascript and php. And whatever mysql that comes with working with the db lol. I can do VB 6 though.

[93dcthugs93]

Java is the best in my opinion.

[nicksmart21]

Java is the best in my opinion.

well i use delphi i like it a lot is easy to work and learn !

i want to be a junior programer here in neocodex! can anyone tell me the page or what i have to do please? THANKZ A LOT!

[iargue]

http://www.neocodex....rogram-with-us/

[nicksmart21]

http://www.neocodex....rogram-with-us/

thankz iargue... but why only python? is delphi not a secure language?

[Waser Lave]

thankz iargue... but why only python? is delphi not a secure language?

It's just because we wanted to make it simpler to support the programs so having them all in the same language means that we only need to provide one set of runtime files, they're easier to debug and we can recycle code between them. Python was chosen because it's very simple yet powerful and it's quite an easy language to learn. It's also cross-platform although we haven't really taken advantage of that yet.

[nicksmart21]

It's just because we wanted to make it simpler to support the programs so having them all in the same language means that we only need to provide one set of runtime files, they're easier to debug and we can recycle code between them. Python was chosen because it's very simple yet powerful and it's quite an easy language to learn. It's also cross-platform although we haven't really taken advantage of that yet.

if i made a delphy program neocodex can check it ? (only check if they want , and if they want i can give the code)

[Waser Lave]

if i made a delphy program neocodex can check it ? (only check if they want , and if they want i can give the code)

I don't think any of the programmers will have Delphi installed tbh, our collective knowledge covers quite a few languages but not that particular one.

[nicksmart21]

I don't think any of the programmers will have Delphi installed tbh, our collective knowledge covers quite a few languages but not that particular one.

i can try to learn python but is never easy learn a language by myself

Edited by nicksmart21, 08 February 2010 - 11:52 AM.

[Waser Lave]

i can try to learn python but is never easy learn a language by myself

Well we're here to answer any questions which you have while learning, most of us know at least a little Python.

[nicksmart21]

Well we're here to answer any questions which you have while learning, most of us know at least a little Python.

ok i will start

if it was easy :^) better

Edited by nicksmart21, 09 February 2010 - 12:24 PM.

[iargue]

ok i will start

if it was easy :^) better

Dont listen to laser. He still thinks that python is a snake :|

[Waser Lave]

Dont listen to laser. He still thinks that python is a snake :|

A python IS a snake, duh. I have a PhD in Python Recognition so I noes things.

[nicksmart21]

Dont listen to laser. He still thinks that python is a snake :|

LOOOOOOL that one was cool

im learning the basic

[ShadowLink64]

It's also cross-platform although we haven't really taken advantage of that yet.

Hydro's pushing me to try out GTK+ for our interface rather than wx so we can switch over to Mac, haha. I'll have to check the status of the wxPython project for Mac though. Last time we tried it, buttons were hopping around the interface.

[Waser Lave]

Hydro's pushing me to try out GTK+ for our interface rather than wx so we can switch over to Mac, haha. I'll have to check the status of the wxPython project for Mac though. Last time we tried it, buttons were hopping around the interface.

What's wrong with just using Tkinter? It's the default Python GUI package and I tested it in both Windows and Ubuntu on that captcha thing, everything worked fine. The only problem is that the apps look pretty rough because it doesn't use the native theme of each system.