Come to think of it, I think I should rename the Functions and Subs chapter to Procedures. What do y'all think?
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Come to think of it, I think I should rename the Functions and Subs chapter to Procedures. What do y'all think?
We don't roll like that no more homie ;). We call them methods now.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Yes, we are very methodical these days.
Most of the terminology I'm coming up with is straight from MSDN. The unfortunate thing is that most of the articles are targeted towards VS2003, so right after VB6.
Are you living in a time warp?
Let's do the time warp again!
http://diablo.incgamers.com/gallery/...-be-unseen.jpg
Oh God! Are you trying to traumatize me Dday!!!
By the way, I finished the tutorial. Now I'm just working on the website.
God I hate web development. 2, 3, 4, or more languages just to develop a decent website.
I agree. Web development is still in its infancy as far as tools are concerned.
That's a lot of languages :confused:
It's really just JavaScript (which controls the DOM - so HTML is really just the face of JS).
Typically what I use is:
- HTML - Content
- CSS - Style and formatting
- PHP - Server side work
But I know most people also include JS and possibly some Flash for some flash.
Well - it could be argued that #1 and #2 are just markups - uber-complex property windows for the visual pop. If you aren't running any JavaScript functions on the page it could be argued that there is no web programming involved...
If you want to get specific, I never said web programming; I said web development :DQuote:
If you aren't running any JavaScript functions on the page it could be argued that there is no web programming involved...
Shi-Sha!
If SilverLight was a smashing success like Flash, it would have been of little concern. We could have just developed web apps much like we develop normal desktop apps in VB.Net.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
To be honest, I've never developed anything with Silverlight, although a few applications I've had to use in the past required it. What is it? I mean I know it's similar to WPF right?
SilverLight is Microsoft's version of Flash. You write browser applications for it and it runs within a sandbox.
Fixed up the mistake in your post.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Lol! Should be: Getting through work while being set on fire and tearing off my scalp.
I don't remember that happening at work. Is that a cajun thing?
I've personally never done PCP before, but I can count on two hands the amount of acquaintances that have. I think out of all of those people, only 1 decided to do it a second time.
I've only done TCP a couple of times, and never PCP. Frankly, I also don't have that many friends who have done either one.
Lol, I don't have any friends that have done TCP either.
Remember - it's OPP that gets you in real trouble...
Object Parsing Protocol?
Orbital Plasma Pummeler?
Original Paradise Proxy?
Orangutan Primate Primacy?
Oh yeah:
Obscene Panda Proking
(they just aren't any good at it)
Well - OPF is other peoples French fries - which do in fact taste better...
Well I finally got and finished my first paid programming job!
I created software that manages cooking recipes in VB.Net.
Got paid a whole $21, well $19.88 after pay-pal fee. But none the less I did it!
Cool. So what was your hourly rate?
It took me about 5 hours to complete so gross: $4.20 and net: $3.98.
That's the problem with small projects. Nobody would afford them if you charged a reasonable rate, and nobody can afford to make a living writing them if they don't.
Really I did it for the experience otherwise I probably would've charged a bit more. It's still a nifty little program that uses XML for storage rather than a database. Remember the question I had yesterday about serialization? It was in relation to that program.
So how much you gonna pay me for my serializable TimeSpan ? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
-clears throat and starts to sweat-
Well you see....
-ZING! Outta here!-