Programming

[aeiou]

All languages. Discuss. Showcase.

[Pielolz]

Er, I can't code worth half of a damn. But I can edit the opening words to when you first play an HL2RP server!

[Nicknero]

I love programming. I know a few languages and I'm even studying it.

Currently I am an Expression2 master, and I know VBS quite well.
I attempted to learn Lua, but as a complete stranger to lua, that is harder than you think, so I gave up on that.
At school we work with a language called "Bascom" which includes a print board with LCD screen and some in-/outputs that you can program and put together using variety constituents with IC's etc.
We also learn to program PLCs. (Programmable logic controllers)
Quite fun I must say.

[chunkeymonkey79]

I am attempting to learn Lua as of now, although as Nick said, it's difficulty increases at a certain stage, so it will take me a while.

[Anzu]

I know ZASM, thats about it :c

Assembly modification for gmod.

[TOMASAS]

Got close to 4 years of Lua programming experience, so I'm pretty good at that. Lua has an 'okay' compiling time and is rather easy to make stuff compared to making a 'gamemode' in C++ then Lua.

Started C++ a few weeks ago. Simple stuff seems rather easy to me, but ofcourse it's way more indepth then that. C++ compiling time is super fast and it's used for most PC games.

[Mr Jive]

For my computing GCSE and soon to be A-level I learnt Visual Basics which is the easiest language evar
So as you could imagine I got an easy 100% on my 3 programs I had to make.

I also for a research project had to learn an assembly language which is a big 'ol cluster fuck - takes ages to make anything and has such little functions that trying to work out how to divide gives you a headache

I want to at some point move on a more complicated languages (rather than VB) for basic gaming like C++ etc. but I keep getting stopped by the fact that I have to work for school exams, I got video games to make and the fact that I am an A+ procrastinator :3

[wakeboarderCWB]

I'm okay at Lua. Never really did much with it, and find it quite boring after awhile. I've been considering starting C++, just got to find the time to. 

[Khub]

I have been programming in web langs, meaning HTML, CSS, Javascript-jQuery, PHP and SQL now for about four or five years now. I believe I am pretty good at it. Now I am trying to get used to C# .NET, and I have some basic knowledge of LUA.

[Somone77]

PHP, Javascript, css, python, and a bit of perl.

Something that showcases most of these would be this site I whipped up:
http://buckitlist.somone77.net:8181
(I'm pretty sure that website still works. My ISP recently decided to be the worst thing ever and blocked incomming requests on Port 80 making me have to change the port, breaking many of my scripts.)

Just a website to make a bucket list, made it over the course of 2 days for no reason whatsoever.

[Penguin]

C++ I have coded basic mathematics programs where it allows input for variables in an equation. I used to have a thread with some programs I made but I lost it will throw some up later. Want to do some LUa stuff but never get around to it if anyone knows any tutorials hit me up and I will give it a shot primarily gmod oriented coding.

[cookiesofamerica]

I'm starting in Web design like html, css and so on, the first I have learned and can do decent is HTML and javascript.

[[TNS-D] Sanitorium]

I just made a forum system with no SQL databases involved, only PHP and text files.

link (Seems to be down at 3:42 AM on 4/14/2012, BUT it should be up later)

[Nicknero]

I'm surprised none of you guys but me said anything about Expression2.
Sure, it is not an official script language, but it is still an unique script language that is very cool if you know it better.

[?????¬??]

To make Nick happy: I'm great at Expression 2. Besides that, I actually have a job in web development, so I have all of those languages under my belt. I also know Java, Lua, Python, and Perl.