What language to you use?
G-sus
01 May 2009
i thought it would be good to know how many coders for the languages are avaiable here, and what is used the most.
like, if you wanna start any project for coding stuff, you may wanna decide on what language to use at some point...
also, would be very good to know how much experience you have...
i myself got little experience in c and C#, little more in C++, and dare to call myself a Java expert.
(i work as java coder actually, since ´bout 2 years...)
Edited by G-sus, 01 May 2009 - 23:04.
like, if you wanna start any project for coding stuff, you may wanna decide on what language to use at some point...
also, would be very good to know how much experience you have...
i myself got little experience in c and C#, little more in C++, and dare to call myself a Java expert.
(i work as java coder actually, since ´bout 2 years...)
Edited by G-sus, 01 May 2009 - 23:04.
CodeCat
01 May 2009
My primary language is C++, as I always feel somewhat handicapped with anything else. I have some experience with Java and C. I avoid any Microsoft-specific stuff like the plague, so you won't see me coding in C# or VB.
BeefJeRKy
02 May 2009
I'm a beginner in Java and am porting my knowledge to C++. I will be learning some more later on including GUI.
Dutchygamer
02 May 2009
For college I'm working with Java, and I've created a little game with it. I never worked with any other programming language (except for GameMakerLanguage).
Erik
02 May 2009
Blitz basic (3d).
It might not be the best\most professional language ever but it easy to learn and to use it.
You can get done what you need to do without going hugely into detail about everything (like loading and using files etc. ). Only downside is that it costs a bit, from my experience i can tell that i dislike the 3d graphics on it, which is why i only do 2d with it.
It might not be the best\most professional language ever but it easy to learn and to use it.
You can get done what you need to do without going hugely into detail about everything (like loading and using files etc. ). Only downside is that it costs a bit, from my experience i can tell that i dislike the 3d graphics on it, which is why i only do 2d with it.
Alias
02 May 2009
Erik, on 2 May 2009, 21:29, said:
Blitz basic (3d).
It might not be the best\most professional language ever but it easy to learn and to use it.
You can get done what you need to do without going hugely into detail about everything (like loading and using files etc. ). Only downside is that it costs a bit, from my experience i can tell that i dislike the 3d graphics on it, which is why i only do 2d with it.
It might not be the best\most professional language ever but it easy to learn and to use it.
You can get done what you need to do without going hugely into detail about everything (like loading and using files etc. ). Only downside is that it costs a bit, from my experience i can tell that i dislike the 3d graphics on it, which is why i only do 2d with it.
Thez
02 May 2009
C++, also know Java.
Aside from that, PHP/HTML/XHTML/Javascript/Ajax for web development.
Aside from that, PHP/HTML/XHTML/Javascript/Ajax for web development.
