No.74[D][DF]
>>73>recent projects you have completed or you are working onSteve, 22chan
>Favorite languagePHP, Go, C++
No.75[D][DF]
>recent projects you have completed or you are working on
heyuri.cf, YotsuIB
>Favorite language
PHP, Rust, Python
No.103[D][DF]
>>73I'm sort of new to programming, but:
>recent projects you have completed or are working onMade a crappy Email client once (without the capability to send emails, lol). rn I'm working on my first little website (backend) with a friend (frontend)
>Favorite languageC, Python (only ones I know)
No.115[D][DF]
>project i'm working on
imageboard
>projects i have made made
games in scratch
>favorite languages
php,html,css
>worst languages i have used
python,javascript
No.130[D][DF]
>>75Source to Heyuri dead friendo, cool project though. Where can I learn more about YotsuIB?
I've been doing rootme challenges, especially web client/server ones lately.
And not my project but I've had quite the fun trying to solve some anon's puzzle.
>I thought you Lainons might appreciate this. There are 10 steps to the puzzle. It starts very simple but gets more complex with each step. Each step will give you information to discover the next step. Some knowledge of steganography, encryption, and ciphers will help. I apologize in advance for the difficulty of step 9 - it's driven some people to insanity - but it can be solved, I promise. If you would like to enter The Wired your first step is... hsvvrp.zjsvzlsfo.paola.lluayhjlp..pzy.bolyl. No.132[D][DF]
>>131I recently rewritten the script from scratch.
The old source code is at
https://heyuri.cf/?page=view&key=QJdxqOr1xJThere are still a few things I want to do before making the rewrite open-source.
YotsuIB is an image board built to be compatible with 4chan's JS. So far I've been successful. This project is not public yet.
No.133[D][DF]
>>73>Projects n shitBeen messing around with cordova to make basic webapps.
>Favourite LanguagePython
No.140[D][DF]
>>132Nice, thanks. Is it also "tag compatible", meaning we'll be able to use scripts like 4chan X, X-links?
Good luck on your projects by the way.
No.197[D][DF]
>recent projects...I'm a failure at life, sorry
>favourite languagelisp and forth. They both have the idea that a language should be able to expand with new syntax to create domain specific languages (DSL) to solve problems more easily. Also both use bottom up approach. I'm really fascinated by them and would love to use them to make something to really "get it" and not just have a superficial understanding
>>74>>115>>Favorite language>PHPIsn't php infamously bad? I mean I never used it but it's probably the most hated language together with javascript
No.218[D][DF]
>Any recent projects you have completed or you are working on?
I've been a bit bored recently so I've been working on a Generator-Program in Lua. You just insert what you want(So if you want a Name, you insert "Names") and if you want a Place then you insert: "Place".
>Favorite language?
C is #1 for my Favourite-Languages. Java is second.
No.379[D][DF]
>>73Recent Projects be a super sweet website with skype like calls used for therwpy and shid
Fav languages
C#, python and javascript ( duh )
No.380[D][DF]
>>379>skype like calls used for therwpy and shidthat sounds nice
No.381[D][DF]
A simple program that grabs a random line from a specified text file.
No.427[D][DF]
I'm working on a programming language. It's not a serious project, I just want to mess around and have fun. I'm even writing the interpreter in python
For now I Can Sum Numbers:
>log add 1 2
>end
Prints "[3]". The reason for why it's a list... is primarily because log is a debug function. I might explain better one day if I feel like the lang's worth sharing
For now I don't even have an "if" and a "while"
No.501[D][DF]
>>73>Any recent projects you have completed or you are working on?Recently finished a little 2D raycasting simulation.
Right now I'm working on a level editor using dear imgui. Having a bit of trouble with implementing a camera, but other than that it's going pretty good.
No.502[D][DF]
>>501That's pretty dope! What would raycasting be used for? lighting?
Do keep us updated (if you feel like it)
No.503[D][DF]
>>502Sounds like gaming to me; Though here's something more interesting; what if you make a movie from the perspective of a "spectator" in a game, where you could fly around the environment to fully appreciate each scene? Every project I've seen for 3D Graphics only applies to gaming in my little bubble, and I'd like something fresh.
No.519[D][DF]
>>73I built a logging library in Golang a while ago designed to make logs look very nice. I occasionally update it
https://gitlab.com/milan44/loggerI'm very proud of how nice its request logs look (pic related). I built a way to easily integrate it into the popular web server library gin.