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  1. Aug 19th, 2012, 12:39 AM #1
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    What programming language was this application written In?

    Here Is the website
    http://www.downthemall.net/

    What programming language was It written In.

    How was It designed?
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    Re: What programming language was this application written In?

    It depends on what operating system is the target for the application to run on.
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    Re: What programming language was this application written In?

    Don't ask me. The site is offensive.

    It displays fine and then script quickly wipes that out and puts up an ad for Firefox. Credibility: 0.
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    Re: What programming language was this application written In?

    In the top corner of the page are various links, including "Source Code"... which should answer your questions.
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    Re: What programming language was this application written In?

    Quote Originally Posted by napninjanx View Post
    Here Is the website
    http://www.downthemall.net/

    What programming language was It written In.

    How was It designed?
    Are you asking what language that website was written in? Or what language the DownThemAll (FF add-on) was written in?
    My guess is the website is probably written in PHP since I don't see the Asp.Net default html tags at the top of the index page, but it depends on what the web server is.

    If you're talking about what language FF add-ons are made in, I think they're mostly just javascript and use the FF api for the calls. Add-ons are typically cross platform, here's an article about how to go about making an add-on: How to develop a Firefox extension | Mozilla Add-ons Blog

    Quote Originally Posted by dilettante View Post
    Don't ask me. The site is offensive.

    It displays fine and then script quickly wipes that out and puts up an ad for Firefox. Credibility: 0.
    That would be because you're not viewing it in Firefox and seeing as that website is for the guy's FF add-on, it serves you no purpose if you don't use FF.
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    Re: What programming language was this application written In?

    Quote Originally Posted by JuggaloBrotha View Post
    That would be because you're not viewing it in Firefox and seeing as that website is for the guy's FF add-on, it serves you no purpose if you don't use FF.
    That's actually pretty clever.
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