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Noel's Graduation19th May 2013 Grats! |
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Progress / Location Bars18th May 2013 [quote]As your press the down arrow the bar moves down progressively to show your location in the list or whatever you are use the code for.[/quote] You mean scroll bars? o.O If this is what you mean, I can pull some code from Project Dollhouse to show y*snip* |
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Meh17th May 2013 So far, this feels good. Being unusually productive, today! I made the CityServer send its information to the LoginServer, so now the client can log in to a city and access the CAS (Create A Sim) screen! All that's needed now for the first milestone to *snip* |
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Meh17th May 2013 Thanks mate :) |
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Meh17th May 2013 Rant ahoy! Today's the 17th of May, and while everyone's out celebrating Norway's constitution, a friend of mine recently died. I don't feel like going outside and I'd prefer staying inside being a nasty, mean git, while trying to stay away from the booze*snip* |
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Randomly distributed coordinates...17th May 2013 Thanks for that brilliant solution! Yet again, an example of how I tend to overthink problems (or, to be more specific: the solutions). As for your gripe, you are supposed to use an IDE to do that. Actually, you could do that with one file as well, if yo*snip* |
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Development via GUI16th May 2013 [quote]is that they go beyond the text-editing bit. [/quote] Right, that's what I like about IDEs. Code completion, integrated debuggers and build automation helps increase your productivity. |
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Randomly distributed coordinates...16th May 2013 So, I got myself an iPad on a whim. Since we're currently tantalizingly close to the first milestone on Project Dollhouse, and I'm basically just waiting for the other developer to implement the client changes, I decided to start a very simple project for*snip* |
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Development via GUI16th May 2013 I know most text editors don't support build automation, and quite frankly I don't see the big deal. Most IDEs will allow you to pass parameters to the compiler anyway... |
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Development via GUI16th May 2013 Does Sublime Text 2 support autocomplete? Can you go to the definition of classes and structs? Does it support build automation? If it does, I don't see what's so different from an IDE. If it doesn't, then I don't see the difference between Sublime Tex*snip* |
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Development via GUI16th May 2013 [quote]I will stick with my text editor and terminal. IDEs are for chumps.[/quote] [quote](not Notepad - that's a bad idea)[/quote] What's the difference between your text editor and Notepad? |
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Development via GUI16th May 2013 Jay, you need to get your ass out of the eighties and smell the roses - this is the future! |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote]Yes, a third party distribution.[/quote] It isn't third party, it is developed by the same people developing Lua. |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote=https://www.lua.org/download.html] If you use Windows, try Lua for Windows, an easy-to-use distribution of Lua packed with several useful libraries. [/quote] |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote]So, yes, it is entirely possible to learn to code without any faffing about with environmental installations and setups.[/quote] As far as configuring your IDE to your liking, I agree that it isn't the most important thing to learn off the bat. Bu*snip* |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote]No, it doesn't. [/quote] It does on windows. |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote]I disagree entirely, Afr0. Setting up a coding environment and learning to code are two entirely separate things. I still can't set up a coding environment for beans, but once I'm in one and know which widgets to jiggle, I can code without issue.[/*snip* |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 Let's face it: Programming is an esoteric hobby at best, especially for girls. Most people are in it either because it is their profession, in which case they love it so much that it spills into their freetime - or because they grew up dreaming it would on*snip* |
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Teaching To Code12th May 2013 [quote]Focus on getting something happening, rather than needing to teach about installing 7,000 Microsoft updates before you can get Hello World on the screen!![/quote] I disagree. Most coding won't happen in the browser (unless you stay with PlayMyCode.*snip* |
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Happy Birthday Dabz!11th May 2013 Grats! |
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Teaching To Code11th May 2013 I second what Cower suggested, except with one warning: Lua isn't a good language for writing (MMO)-servers in, or any application that must potentially deal with thousands of concurrent operations. For this, try something like C# or Go or Erlang! tldr; *snip* |
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Suicide9th May 2013 Steve, godhatesfags.com is only the beginning. They have other domains too, like this one |
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I'm published, bitches!8th May 2013 Wooohooo! Book is now available on Amazon in the UK and the US! Now there's no excuse not to buy it anymore, unless you want to wait for the hardcopy! |
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Suicide8th May 2013 Most WBC members would probably deem me a child hating bastard for introducing kids to this - well fuck them! |
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Photoshop face swap... Aarrrarrrrggghhhh6th May 2013 
Face-swapping can lead to some pretty interesting results.Last night I tried putting Hayley Williams's (from Paramore) face on a model, and in the process I ended up creating a new face altogether! (Image.jpg) |
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