I really need to get working on finding a web job. I had an "interview" last June with a company in Raleigh but i never heard back from the HR person whom I briefly talked with via email. He was supposed to call me for the interview but never did. I called and spoke with several people who would pass my message to him but I never heard anything. Since then I've been really bumped out. I can't really find anything to motivate me. 95% of the jobs in my area all want 5+ years of experience with .NET, which I don't know. Then there's this local web company who I met the owner. He's interested in contracting me into his company but it's been about 4 months since we began talking and I still haven't gotten any work. I really need to decide what back-end language I want to focus on. PHP is everywhere but it's not the greatest on the other hand python is pretty cool. I also need to brush up on HTML 5 and CSS3.

VB.net right now. I don't really like it. The whole exceptions class deal is kind of weird and I don't like it. I want to learn Java, C#, C++, and Objective C. But I'm going to go to college for that so....

>#programming >not #! or #bang if you're not allowed to use non-alphanumeric characters Wasted opportunity, OP.

I wouldn't call it "programming", but I just finished creating an ODST themed Rainmeter skin for my desktop! Rainmeter uses a very simple scripting language to pull off some cool stuff. I usually work with C++ and Java at school though. I also have some experience with HTML and CSS.

What makes this official? OT: [url=http://www.paradigm-softworks.com]Speaks for itself.[/url]

What programming language should a learn to make viruses???? >:3

I have a question. In what case is it best to use an inline assembler? Or when should inline assembley be used?

I'm still just a noob learning the basics of programming at the moment, although I must say I'm pretty handy with Visual Basic.

This quarter I'm in two Programming Classes, Concurrency and Game Programming. Should be very exciting, first game I have to create is a basic 2D game in Gamemaker, mostly to study the different features that Gamemaker has to offer to give us an idea of what we might want to implement in our second project which is much more code heavy and is in Python. I've come up with some good ideas so far, and I'm excited to go all out for this class.

I'm working on my C programming class and we made our first Hello world program in Visual Studio 2010. I can't wait for the real interesting stuff.

I am working on a program that is like a database of all a users passwords using C++ What Compiler do you use? :( If this was on bungie.old there would be a whole bunch more responses.