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Programming Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 03:04:42 AM38088

What do you all think of programming? What languages do you all learn? Do you use it to make anything?

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 07:17:28 AM38089

>>38088
Being obsessed with programming languages is pure autism doe.

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 07:46:53 AM38090

Java for minecraft and common lisp for personal use

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 08:05:05 AM38091

>>38090
>common lisp
autism^2

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 08:55:42 AM38092

>>38091
Derp

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 10:26:11 AM38093

>>38092
It is. Nobody seriously uses this memelang.

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 01:21:57 PM38094

>>38093
Derp

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 03:17:42 PM38095

I know C++. The most ambitious thing I attempted was to make a Hotline Miami clone from scratch. Still never finished it because I am bad at troubleshooting.

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 04:11:59 PM38096

>>38095
What did you use for multimedia? SDL or SFML, or something else? Did you make the engine yourself?

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 06:17:42 PM38097

>>38090
Java is peak comfy.

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 07:13:31 PM38098

>>38097
I hated java at first when I studied it, I studied it for 5 years and all I use it for is minecraft and some minor other stuff, common lisp is the most comfy language to me and what I prefer to use, C is the least comfy language and made me hate computers lol

Anonymous 09/30/25 (Tue) 08:43:34 PM38099

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>>38098
Have you tried Clojure? It has access to the entire Java standard library (due to being a JVM language) and is still Lisp-based. You may like it if you prefer Lisp but want the power of Java.

Anonymous 11/04/25 (Tue) 06:06:10 AM38273

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I want to try Rust because it does a lot of things C++ does wrong, right
People at school were shilling it to me and I think it looks neat, I like the concept of lifetime control

Anonymous 01/01/26 (Thu) 10:18:45 AM38451

The most I've personally done is Html for my blog…. I'm hoping to learn more languages as time goes on

Anonymous 01/10/26 (Sat) 03:32:54 PM38480

>>38451
the natural step up from here is css and then javascript… and when you become proficient in javascript it's all downhill from there. either you learn a better language that definitely make you allergic to grass or you continue using javascript which is probably worse

Anonymous 01/23/26 (Fri) 06:23:10 AM38546

>>38451
>>38480
HTML/CSS are markup languages and not actual languages, calling them languages is like calling Microsoft Word a language honestly

Anonymous 04/30/26 (Thu) 08:34:23 PM38895

>>38546
I disagree, there are loads of languages beyond programming. TeX, Makefiles, Dockerfiles, YAML files, SystemVerilog, proof-assistant languages, flex/yacc files, nix etc.
But yeah the syntax/semantics of basic HTML/CSS is very light compared to programming languages, so the two will only prepare you for minute parts of programming.

Anonymous 07/04/26 (Sat) 05:30:45 PM39388

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Trying to learn DLL injection these days. I haven't touched C++ properly since I was like 12-14 I think. It takes me back.

Anonymous 07/12/26 (Sun) 03:53:31 AM39437

>>39388
Been doing quite a bit of coding again.
I am trying to replace all fonts in a game. I already hooked CreateFontA and CreateFontIndirectA, but it's still not enough, apparently there's yet another function for system text.
>In Windows, the CreateFontIndirect() call can silently substitute compatible fonts if the requested font is not requested. The GetObject() call does not reflect this substitution; it returns the same LOGFONT passed in.
Big if true.
Wonder if there's any transferable skill to fucking around with GDI and windows api.

Anonymous 07/13/26 (Mon) 12:10:45 PM39446

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I fucking hate web by the way and I can't put a finger on why. It always just feels so bloated and pointless, idk.
Honestly it must be because there's not much innovation, it just feels like you're doing the same thing over and over, the same busywork every time. AI is unironically a good use case for the snoozefest that is web.

Anonymous 07/13/26 (Mon) 12:21:32 PM39447

>>39446
Well, maybe I am a bit too harsh on it. I could see myself enjoying a challenge like designing the architecture or optimizing. I just want to learn something new every time. And there's a lot to be learned in web, really.
I guess I dislike most work that is available for it.