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Originally Posted by RAYSSPL
For a second there, I thought I was the only programmer here in this forum 
How do you like it so far? I don't do see C#, but I've heard from other 'experts' that it's basically a rip-off of JS. |
C# is in no way a rip-off of JS.
JS runs client side in a browser, C# runs either server side for the web, or natively in an OS for windows apps.
C# is syntactically similar to JS, but that's because JS is similar to Java, which is similar to C. C# probably borrowed a bit from Java in it's infancy, but they are definitely distinct languages with their own paths now.
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Originally Posted by xxscaxx
I'm an interactive designer, work mostly with HTML/CSS, JavaScript, I mess with actionscript/PHP/ASP when I can. Lately trying to learn C and get more into programming/apps.
I don't think HTML and CSS even belong in the same class as real programming languages lol. I mean there is some crossover but true programming I feel is way more involved (maybe its just because I've been doing HTML and CSS for so long and on a daily basis).
I recently bought objective c programming: the big nerd ranch guide by aaron hillegass and have been trying to read it and program in Xcode as much as I can. Any tips from the more advanced programmers?
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Learn ANSI C (especially pointers!!!) solidly then look at objective C. C++ and Objective C are both object oriented takes on C, but are pretty different in a lot of areas. I'm not an expert in either, but I've played more with Objective C than C++. I learned ANSI C and C99 in school to teach us the hard way to do things
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Originally Posted by RAYSSPL
Out of curiousity -- when you guys code, do you guys listen to music? And if so, what type/kind of music? Or do you not listen to music while you code?
It's always an on-going experiment, but I've listened to many types of music while coding or learning some new code technique, but I feel as if listening to NO music at all is best for me. Would be nice to hear everyone's opinion on this.
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I ALWAYS have music going, keeps me focused and I work much faster.
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Originally Posted by M-17
Just came across this and figure I'd share this here.
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A-ma-zing!
As for me, I'm a full time C#/mySQL developer working on web sites and API's. I've worked with PHP in the past, but mostly everything is .net now. I've also done a bunch with MSSQL at my previous job. Still lots of HTML/JS/CSS as well, almost all the JS is jquery though.