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Hikaros
So yeah i'm pretty sure a lot of you guys are programmers either for fun or because that's your job (probably both haha).
I've programmed in vb .net and C++ using Visual Studio.

I've started to study java (learning java and mastering it is the plan) coding in Eclipse but making a window design isn't as simple in there as in Visual Studio. For the ones who code in java is there any good plug in/addon for Eclipse to make the window designs easier just like in VS ?(that shizz makes life easier specially with stuff like visual assist, makes programmers lazier each time i know haha).

and btw, id switch to Netbeans as a last choice. i don't really want to use Netbeans to code (random preference).


on a random question: does anyone know in what language was osu! coded in? i've been curious for a really long time. I'd say is C++ if i had to pick a language but i don't really know haha.
RandomJibberish
osu! is C#, IIRC.
IppE

RandomJibberish wrote:

osu! is C#, IIRC.
At least the core osu.dll is.
Azure_Kite
osu! was made using C# and XNA. From my understanding, that's pretty much it, although I'm probably wrong.
FisHie_old
Coded using potatoes
Azure_Kite
true skill requires potatoes.
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Hikaros
what about the java questions? does someone know? ahaha
mm201
I don't know. I stopped using Eclipse when it ran slower on Ubuntu than a turtle on a treadmill carrying a suitcase of lead bricks.
eldnl
Oh shit, I read Progamers and went, sorry.

Yeah my English is badbadbad
Corin

eldnl wrote:

Oh shit, I read Progamers and went, sorry.
......... WATTTTTTTTTTTTTT
eldnl

Corin wrote:

eldnl wrote:

Oh shit, I read Progamers and went, sorry.
......... WATTTTTTTTTTTTTT
google translator betrayed me ;_;
Pokebis

Hikaros wrote:

what about the java questions? does someone know? ahaha
If you don't like the interface I suggest coding primarily in Notepad++ and then pasting the code over to compilers like Eclipse and VS to compile the code. I'm not sure what part of VS you like over Eclipse so I couldn't suggest any plugins to make you like it better.

Also, peppy, at one point, coded osu! while on his iPhone I believe. That's hardcore. And yeah, C#.
Waryas
I use mostly swing for java gui coding but i don't like java i only had to learn it because it's the main language our school teaches (J2EE stuff mainly)
mm201

Pokebis wrote:

Also, peppy, at one point, coded osu! while on his iPhone I believe. That's hardcore. And yeah, C#.
Probably vim + iSSH. I can't stand vi(m). Cue GNUsupporter hate.
Chikkuri
scripting in Roblox is programing?
Mara
Uhhh, no.
Chikkuri
but its almost programing

Roblox works like this.
FisHie_old
Scripting can be programming. Just saying.
Chikkuri
yey
Pokebis
But Roblox is for babbies.
Roblox, Scratch, and Alice aren't programming. They're for babbies.
awp
You can argue that scripting is a form of coding; you're developing instructions to be passed to an interpreter of said instructions and it does stuff.

But just because you script SBs in osu!, that don't make you no programmer.

Scripting languages don't always hit the basics of software development and come with a lot of their own unique quirks in terms of data (I wanna say object) lifecycles. It's really a case-by-case basis, but I'd throw a bone to things like perl and python.
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Hikaros
i liked VS better than eclipse and netbeans because of the the "design" way to make windows. I like Eclipse over Netbeans because i feel it more "clean" lol, i don't know, just a preference.

anyways after reading for hours there is a way to do what i wanted to do.

Eclipse has a plug in called WindowBuilder you can select the feelandlook with an option there so when it compiles you can see the controls like the ones in your OS. However when "design mode" you buttons and control does look with the old "metal" look which looks horrible even tho it changes to good looking with compiling. i tried to look for an option to change the "interface looks" of windowbuilder itself but i couldn't find it.

Guess i gotta stick to NetBeans :/
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