I know a bit of HTML and a bit of SQL. I'm not amazing at either, though, really. I sort-of know a bit of CSS, too, I suppose. What do you guys have knowledge of?
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I know a bit of HTML and a bit of SQL. I'm not amazing at either, though, really. I sort-of know a bit of CSS, too, I suppose. What do you guys have knowledge of?
Frequently use: Java, SQL, Javascript, HTML and CSS
Occasionally use: Unix shell scripting, PHP, XML
Used to use but have grown rusty: C and C++
Basic understanding/rarely use: ASP.NET and C#
Java, C++, HTML, and MATLAB (it counts). I'm rusty with the first three.
Python, Delphi, LabView and Mathlab.
Except for Python and Mathlab , most of what I know is about signal processing.
lol, how about I just copy paste from my resume :p
xhtml/css, php, c++, in that order.
HTML, little bit of PHP, Perl, Java, XML, Pascal, and soon, C :manus:
Really only HTML now. I used to have a fair bit of knowledge of PHP and Javascript, but it's been many years since I've done anything with those and have forgotten most of it.
The only thing I can still code in w/o using references/documentation is C++.
Other things I know how to do: XHTML, CSS, php, Javascript, BASIC, Visual BASIC, Delphi.
edit: i forgot PASCAL and ruby.
I like this format:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flying Mullet
Frequently use: SQL, Javascript/AJAX-JQuery, HTML and CSS, PHP, TCL, C++, XML, Ruby
Occasionally use: Some shell scripting, Java
Used to use but have grown rusty: C
Basic understanding/rarely use: ASP.NET and C#, the EE environments of Java - so much to build on. - Q/E/BASIC, visual basic & .net. RPG, COBOL, PL/SQL
Ehh I've taken courses in Java and C++, but the only code I know enough to actually be useful with is HTML and CSS.
I would really like to learn more on web development and get some JavaScript skillz so I can put those to use.
A bit of HTML and a bit of Mathematica
Jeremy teaches me Javascript, HTML, and CSS. :plumcheer:
From "know-best" to "know-worst":
C++, PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS
BoB is obviously scouting for new site staff, guess Baloki is going to get a new pink title again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
Just a matter of time.
I teach myself Ruby as it becomes necessary for me to do things I want to do with RMXP. That's it. :choc2:
Java, C/C++ and Actionscript 3 are what I'm most familiar with. I've done some scripting with Lua and Perl, as well. Not done much web programming in a long while, though. Anything c-based is fairly trivial to pick up anymore, though.
What the heck is code, and how do you 'know' it?
FYI, I know nothing of computers, I only use it for music, forums and porn.
^Lol.
I know a bit of HTML and that's pretty much the extent of it. I did hack a Facebook app the other day to get a good score. :cool:
Know well: Javascript (and the basics of JQuery), ActionScript 2 and 3, (X)HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, XML
Know decently: Ruby, C#
Basic understanding: C++, ASP, Java (by extension of knowing C#)
This is a trap guys and gals, RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!!
I KEEEEEL YOU~Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
:sweat:
I revise my answer. I know nothing about no program thingie, man. What is that, some sort of cheese?
*runs*
Have started teaching myself C, and will begin to teach myself Java soon. And if anyone knows of some decent books or websites for learning Java I'd be happy to hear about them.
I know HTML pretty well, and I'm learning Java right now. I plan on learning Ruby soon as well. I really should learn Javascript, CSS, and PHP, too. Either way I plan on learning as many different things as I can before I'm out of college.
>>> Morse code is better..:luca:
Of the languages that I know...
My favourite is Ruby.
Most frequently used is PL/SQL.
Least favourite language is C#.
I find C to be the hardest.
And XHTML to be the easiest.
My strongest languages are Ruby, PHP and Java, in that order. :p
I like python the best, it makes programming fun again.
Import soul
Import skynet
Learning HTML, and CSS for a project, a bit of C-Lite in a class, and if I want to be very lame, GML (Game Maker Language).
Funnily enough on my other computer monitor I have some C++ DirectX projects that I'm working on. I also know some C# and regrettably a bit of SQL databasing, which is all companies seem to want to do these days in terms of programming. :mad:
I don't know anyone who likes C. Operating Systems is a huge pain in the ass course because we have to do everything in C, and even the professor admits that it sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by o_O
html, css and some php
I guess it is super powerful, super fast and supports the use of assembly but still....Quote:
Originally Posted by ShoebertoI don't know anyone who likes C. Operating Systems is a huge pain in the ass course because we have to do everything in C, and even the professor admits that it sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by o_O
I hate pointers. >:(
Codes? Where we're going we don't need codes.
They have codes at Planned Parenthood?
Que?!
They don't need codes at Planned Parenthood. Coders don't get laid.
Planned Parenthood is there for rape victims as well, Shlup. They don't discriminate.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Oh my holy, bipper! Way to be a total downer!
I'm just saying...
... REAL coders will compile-drive anything. Conscious or no.
You see those free threads and you hijack them! We are not picky. Fairly plug and play.
So. Much. Win.Quote:
Originally Posted by bipper