Useful tool for Code shifting

[Synaesthesia]

Good work, man. Instead of listening to all the bad mouths around, just evolve your skills in what ever language you want, and later you can shift them. It's not hard. Those stating VB is for the noob are so used to C++, that they think the rest of them languages are crap. Each with its beauty, I say. Out..

[pikachu5501]

modern computers are so fast today that the bloat doesn't really matter

well, it is not about performance. It is about limits. And stuff done in VB needs shitloads of runtimes and dll to run.

So, yes, vb is for "noob" but are we not noob at first when we learn ?.

My first language (beside "logo" at school when i was a kid) was Basic, quick-basic, powerbasic(the best basic for PC at this time and goddamn fast and could compile rather small exe files.). I did a lot of neat stuff with it but eventually i reached it's limit.

Anyway, learning C/C++ is reeealy easy. If you can count until 10 then Within 2 day you will get the basic of it like nothing. There is tons of tutorials and easy to install free C compiller on the net.

When you learning C/C++, you will notice that there is a lot more of language that look like C/C++ so it will be easier after to learn other language.

Anyway, you probally know all this but i just wanted to brag about it

[TippeX]

Originally Posted by Synaesthesia

Good work, man. Instead of listening to all the bad mouths around, just evolve your skills in what ever language you want, and later you can shift them. It's not hard. Those stating VB is for the noob are so used to C++, that they think the rest of them languages are crap. Each with its beauty, I say. Out..

not quite, i've coded in dos 8 bit, 16 bit, pmode, 32 bit, vb dos, vb 16 bit, vb 32 bit, delphi, c, c++, and then fully onto win32 asm, so i know vb is a shit language, it hides so much from the end coder, so the coder will never evolve into something decent... hence my advice of dropping vb and moving to a better language like c/c++ or asm, which then makes the coder better skill wise.. vb is a prototyping language.. plain and simple and ditching it will increase your chances of getting a job in the industry... how many jobs out there (excluding database shit) require vb?...

[SkOss|nO]

Originally Posted by Synaesthesia

Good work, man. Instead of listening to all the bad mouths around, just evolve your skills in what ever language you want, and later you can shift them. It's not hard. Those stating VB is for the noob are so used to C++, that they think the rest of them languages are crap. Each with its beauty, I say. Out..

Thx, i'm glad that you appreciate it

for the rest i think that what TippeX say is correct and it's a good advice i know that VB is limited and C++ is more powerful, but what i tryed to say is that this discussion is totally offtopic, i simply made a program and opened this topic to release it and not to talk of the best language.