Who here CODES? What languages?

[Frogwarrior]

I've been programming stuff in C++, you know, kinda for fun. I tried using Python but it's sorta too easy and I'm not sure it's speed-optimized for what I want to do.

Brag about your leet haxor skills in here. What do you code in? What's your proudest geek moment? Once, I brushed up on my assembly code so I could patch some bugs in a game by directly editing the .exe file.

[Cow Poke]

I used to do codes, then I got saved.


(kidding - I used to do all kinds of codes, but haven't now in a number of years)

[The Melody Maker]

Since I was a kid I've used a few different versions of BASIC, but for many years I've been using Visual Basic 6. I studied some C/C++ about 20 years ago but never did use it for anything; I also know a little bit of HTML, PHP and JavaScript. But VB6 is my go-to IDE, and I even used it to make a game from scratch.

[Frogwarrior]

Since I was a kid I've used a few different versions of BASIC, but for many years I've been using Visual Basic 6. I studied some C/C++ about 20 years ago but never did use it for anything; I also know a little bit of HTML, PHP and JavaScript. But VB6 is my go-to IDE, and I even used it to make a game from scratch.

Cool! I'm working on a game project right now, but I've never actually completed anything.

[Sparko]

used to program in BASIC like 40 years ago. LOL.

[LeaC]

Multiple languages. I'm currently working on writing an HTTP server to try and host a website to keep track of news and information. Proudest code I think was a 'Light's Out' puzzle game written in ascii. Nothing particularly impressive really, but it was popular with the people I wrote it for.

[rogue06]

I can code in squirreleze but it only works on fusion-powered abacuses

[Frogwarrior]

Multiple languages. I'm currently working on writing an HTTP server to try and host a website to keep track of news and information.

Sounds cool, good luck!