C / C++, Lisp, Prolog, VB.NET, Java, HTML, JavaScript, PL/SQL, SMIL, Assembly, Erlang, and last but not least learning Brainfuck
Your programming skills
i'm good at visual basic 6.. and i just started today with Ruby.downloaded a 520 with 30 chapter. and every chapter have its video on youtube. it's a really cool tutorial
Ruby is fun :)
Be sure to check out Ruby On Rails as soon as you're comfortable with the syntax. It's a web framework that is super powerful. I have never used it, but I heard so many good things about it ;)
Be sure to check out Ruby On Rails as soon as you're comfortable with the syntax. It's a web framework that is super powerful. I have never used it, but I heard so many good things about it ;)
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yep i downloaded two books from the same website. one book is called the little book of ruby.. it is all the basic things. 10 chapters (87 pages) every chapter have its video on youtube. the 2nd book 480 pages 30 chapter also with youtube videos. the 2nd book is called the book of ruby it's harder than the little book of ruby and have all the rails and hard work in Ruby
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BTW, I added Pascal to the list since :-) Not deep knowledge, mind you, just the basic stuff. Also a better understanding of C and Win32 API.
Oh, the post is from 2005, since then I have worked on jQuery too, XMPP, and a bunch of other things actually.
Oh, the post is from 2005, since then I have worked on jQuery too, XMPP, and a bunch of other things actually.
Awesome tutorial, the language is so simple and fun!, one day I should get into ruby and hopefully later ruby on rails.xterm wroteRuby in 15 minutes
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These are some languages I know,
C/C++, PASCAL, JAVA, Processing/JS, PERL, Python, LISP, Ruby, VB/VB.NET, C#, SQL (MySQL,iSQLPlus), XML, XUL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, Assembly(MASM, NASM, PIC18), MATLAB, PLC...
Got a new language? Give me 2-3 days and I'll learn it if it is woth it.
C/C++, PASCAL, JAVA, Processing/JS, PERL, Python, LISP, Ruby, VB/VB.NET, C#, SQL (MySQL,iSQLPlus), XML, XUL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, Assembly(MASM, NASM, PIC18), MATLAB, PLC...
Got a new language? Give me 2-3 days and I'll learn it if it is woth it.
How about Actionscript 3.0?454447415244 wroteThese are some languages I know,
C/C++, PASCAL, JAVA, Processing/JS, PERL, Python, LISP, Ruby, VB/VB.NET, C#, SQL (MySQL,iSQLPlus), XML, XUL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, Assembly(MASM, NASM, PIC18), MATLAB, PLC...
Got a new language? Give me 2-3 days and I'll learn it if it is woth it.
I worked ActionScript for some time but I didn't use it much since I had to do things that are more important. At the end, I don't find myself as a flash designer. And I'm biased toward HTML5 :PKassem wroteHow about Actionscript 3.0?454447415244 wroteThese are some languages I know,
C/C++, PASCAL, JAVA, Processing/JS, PERL, Python, LISP, Ruby, VB/VB.NET, C#, SQL (MySQL,iSQLPlus), XML, XUL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, Assembly(MASM, NASM, PIC18), MATLAB, PLC...
Got a new language? Give me 2-3 days and I'll learn it if it is woth it.
2 months later
HTML, Java Scripting, PHP(learning), C++(Planning to start learning)
Java God (well known =D) , C# , c++,( html /php ) <- i hate web languages.
C, C++, Java, PIC assembly, and some Scheme :)
I speak a bunch of others at various levels of fluency (currently writing VB.NET) but the above languages are the ones I enjoy working with the most.
I speak a bunch of others at various levels of fluency (currently writing VB.NET) but the above languages are the ones I enjoy working with the most.
any people good with awk/sed?
Am currently learning. All I know so far is some basic search/replace features :)BashLogic wroteany people good with awk/sed?
awk/sed is great but I prefer writing a perl or PHP script.
@rahmu, every once in a while i have to tackle it but in the coming months i will be tacking more with sed/awk. the problem is that i always forget what i learned :P so i have to learn it again every 6months or so :P argh.
anyhow here is trick for you, last weekend i had probs where i had configuration dump listed in the wrong order, that is where the odd and even entries in the configuration file were in the wrong order, a quick way to fix that is with awk:
cat meta.txt |awk 'NR%2{a=$0;next}{print $0; print a}'
now the issue with awk is, that there are no two releases alike, each OS has several varials etc etc. the most stable one is gawk. so if you are sure that your syntax is correct, swap and use nawk or gawk when possible.
@rolf not all systems have perl/php available so i need to make use of old existing tools.
anyhow here is trick for you, last weekend i had probs where i had configuration dump listed in the wrong order, that is where the odd and even entries in the configuration file were in the wrong order, a quick way to fix that is with awk:
cat meta.txt |awk 'NR%2{a=$0;next}{print $0; print a}'
now the issue with awk is, that there are no two releases alike, each OS has several varials etc etc. the most stable one is gawk. so if you are sure that your syntax is correct, swap and use nawk or gawk when possible.
@rolf not all systems have perl/php available so i need to make use of old existing tools.
Neat! ^^BashLogic wrotecat meta.txt |awk 'NR%2{a=$0;next}{print $0; print a}'
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now let's see:
vb .NET, c# .NET, java
t-sql, pl-sql
c, c++
html, css, javascript(jquery, extjs, dojo), php, asp .net
Would like to learn/in progress: haskell, f# .net
vb .NET, c# .NET, java
t-sql, pl-sql
c, c++
html, css, javascript(jquery, extjs, dojo), php, asp .net
Would like to learn/in progress: haskell, f# .net