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Zej
Jan 12th, 2000, 03:44 AM
i'm just curious. What kinds of programs do you guys make? Also, do you sell them either shareware or commercially?
I write interfaces with security products to ease administration and penetration analysis tools.
No I do not sell them. They are in-house only and for personal use.
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Boothman
There is a war out there and it is about who controls the information, it's all about the information.
I make small applications (for home use) to ease the use of tasks.
I am also an exellent game programmer...at least I'd like to be...
Master
Jan 12th, 2000, 06:24 AM
I do many applications ranging from internet apps to screensavers. Most of my applications are very complex so it takes me quite a while to finish them. I also do some work in gaming... and internet gaming.
Yes, I do make money... when things get done.
KENNNY
Jan 12th, 2000, 06:58 AM
i (and cintel) make all sorts of apps, ranging from shell replacements to an animation scripting langauge :)
we're also working on a game.
we're not old enough to make money although i think we could.. maybe :)
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cintel rules :p
www.cintelsoftware.co.uk
Al Smith
Jan 12th, 2000, 07:17 AM
I write applications that downloads data from the company's computer, runs the data through some analysis programs, creates customized Excel spreadsheets with the data, then e-mails the Excel spreadsheets to various department managers at locations throughout the United States. These programs automatically run nightly.
I make money for this via my paycheck.
Al.
ps. What is cintel?
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Clunietp
Jan 12th, 2000, 11:33 AM
Client/Server multitier apps at work
FirstKnight
Jan 12th, 2000, 02:35 PM
I write Security related software and whatever else the community has a need for.
My latest project involves fingerprint verification and tags to monitor access and movement of employees.
We sell these to large coorporations, if we can get them interested. I also recently started with Internet developement.
Merry VIP
Jan 12th, 2000, 06:01 PM
I do whatever comes in to my mind. I also use DJGPP for game programming (VB is too slow for me). Now I'm making editor for Settlers II (2). I've many other projects too, I do them when I got inspired.
Vesa Piittinen
JorgeLedo
Jan 12th, 2000, 07:16 PM
I program for Hospitals mainly DB apps and Client/Server apps. Also create inovative machines to big malls (a cd/video reader trought barcode, remote frequency cash registers, etc).
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Jorge Ledo
j_ledo@hotmail.com
Portugal
HarryW
Jan 12th, 2000, 07:43 PM
What's DJGPP?
I did programming fo my A-Level Computing, so I didn't make any money. Now I want to learn more, so I'm not doing anything commercially. I just make stuff that I feel like making. Like last night I made a noughts and crosses game (tic tac toe?), 'cause I was bored and there was nothing on TV, and I spend far too much time on the internet already.
Yeah, so what's DJGPP anyway?
B4
Jan 12th, 2000, 07:51 PM
DJPP is a freeware C/C++ compiler.
-B4
HarryW
Jan 12th, 2000, 07:53 PM
Oh ok, thanks.
jritchie
Jan 13th, 2000, 11:20 AM
I do commercial apps for the tile/paver industry. Am currently working on a Customer retention app as well as a xml generator.
Yes l make money from it
Anything I feel like (or at least anything I can)!! :)
I've made a few games, plenty of screensavers (that's a point has anybody figured out an easy way to fill in the Preview window of the Screen Saver tab of the Display Properties Control Panel? - the demos I've seen look far too involved.)
Most of my programs are for personal learning/scaring off boredom use, although I do make a few for friends. Recently I've been making a Telnet server and trying to wrap my head around databases (I think I'm a lost cause there - does anybody know of a good DB book that will take me right from Access basics to complex Access & VB stuff (but easy to swallow)?)
For more info on me, visit my web site (http://www.mralston.cjb.net)...
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Matthew Ralston
E-Mail: m.ralston@mediavault.co.uk
Web Sites:My Home Page (http://mralston.cjb.net)
Sorry about my English, but my Scouse is dead good!
onerrorgoto
Jan 13th, 2000, 04:12 PM
Hi
This is my first "real" app,and my first programmingjob. Im developing the user-interface for an Opera in Sweden, to control the opening/Closing of the hatches(? the small "doors") in the floor.
It is hard to follow the specs from the user and keep the program simple and I have learned the value of using comments in my code.
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On Error Goto Bed :0)
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Fox
Jan 13th, 2000, 06:08 PM
I'm making office apps for the guys in our company and in my free time I work on some games
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Fox
fox_mccloud@gmx.net
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Every program can be reduced to one instruction which doesn't work.
Lior
Jan 13th, 2000, 07:45 PM
I am going to be rich in a few weeks!
I'm 16.5 and i am working on a software over a year! its like the ICQ but in HEBREW!
so all of my country citizens will be able to enjoy the world of the internet with their mother-language.
no need to say that some companies that saw the beta ver, are really interested of buying my company.
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ZanM
Jan 14th, 2000, 04:09 AM
I make anythng that comes to mind. Internet chat clients and server's ,activeX controls, screensavers, answering machines, a few games, db programs.....
and Visual Basic from scratch takes you from the start of a db app with Acces to the end and has some nice class files with it.
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