The Welcoming Committee

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  codeservant,

Ask any questions if you got stuck and Enjoy your stay

[MutantGoldfish]

I'm here and human too

[Shockwave]

Welcome

[codeservant]

The LUA resource strikes again!

It's a real pity that most people who register for this only make one post as that's all that's required and then vanish as it would be great to see what everyone is making out of it!

Well I hope I will not be one of them...
but honestly those resources truly help us here 

[Shockwave]

The LUA resource strikes again!

It's a real pity that most people who register for this only make one post as that's all that's required and then vanish as it would be great to see what everyone is making out of it!

Well I hope I will not be one of them...
but honestly those resources truly help us here 

Thanks Codeservant, I really appreciate that Have some good karma.

[DarklingOmen]

    Hi all, I'm just another lurker that has finally decided to register.

    My interests include programming (with my favorite languages being C# and C++), Gaming (HUGE retro fan here so graphics don't matter to me , as long as the games mechanics have been designed well), and Music Creation (I absolutely love anything that has a dark/scary/horrific/sad or otherwise moody feel to it)

    I'm the type of person that doesn't really have any dislikes, just not everything can manage to grab and keep my attention for too long. In this regard I'm also like an internet pack rat (I save just about any webpage or resource that piques my interest to be later used as either reference material or as an source of inspiration when i need it).

    Just wanted to say hello, this is a nice looking community, and that...I'll be lurking

[Kirl]

Hello all, welcome to the forums! 

[S0lll0s]

Hello everyone, I'm new as well.

I've been programming for quite some time, in C, Java, Python, JS and PHP but I rarely do anything graphical, which I want to change.

I tried some graphic stuff in Processing, like a broken TV flickering effect and some line art, but that's basically all.

I hope this forum can somehow help me learn more about these things.

[Kirl]

Hello S0lll0s, you're in the right place! 

[Teilchenbeschleuniger]

Hey! I´m the new dude here...

[hellfire]

Herzlich Willkommen, Teilchenbeschleuniger! 

[Cubed]

Hi there! I recently found your awesome community.  I'm pretty new to programming, but discovering the scene... like 20 years later... it gave me the inspiration to become more hardcore at making some elite programs, (wow the stuff you make to begin with is embarrassing). I can't wait to debut my first scene at this coolio place. 

Oh yeah! Completely crazy question but why is FreeBASIC seemingly so popular?

[lucastar]

Hi!
Since i learned to code (about 2 years ago), i always loved demoscene...
I am 21 years old and i work as a coder (.net, WCF, WPF...    ) but this year i'm going to start studyng Informatic Engineering (that's the way it is called in my country  ).
I hope i can learn and teach the little i know.

I apologize for my bad English...

PD: Languajes i know: C, C++, C#.

[Raizor]

Welcome Cubed and CosmicColours

Cubes, re:FreeBasic, I think that's probably due to the fact that it's a free product and is fairly easy to get to grips with (compared to C++ for instance). PureBasic is also fairly popular here, but that costs money, hence FreeBasic being a bit more popular. Everyone here works in different languages, from Basic, C++, Flash/ActionScript, C#, ASM and quite a few others. Whatever your choice of language, I'm sure you'll find some interesting posts related to it here

CosmicColorurs, I'm just getting into WPF myself for a personal project after many years of WinForms stuff. I may bug you with some questions in future

Enjoy your stay guys!

[lucastar]

CosmicColorurs, I'm just getting into WPF myself for a personal project after many years of WinForms stuff. I may bug you with some questions in future

I will be pleased to help you 

[Kirl]

Hello Cubed and CosmicColours! 

[Chalisque]

Hi,

I've been programming various sorts of things for a while, generally trying to solve interesting problems with small snippets of code.  In general I write very little, preferring to search out and find those best ways of doing things.  The demoscene has fascinated me since seeing amiga and PC demos from the beginning of the 90s, and I have finally decided to look into the ways that demos are coded.  I find the 4k or 64k demos the most fascinating: how to get big things out of small.  I did a PhD in mathematics, and have a tendency to look for mathematical beauty in things, and there's a certain amount of that in the demoscene that I want to start finding out about.

Anyway, that is enough about me for now.

Hope to post/chat/interact more in the future.

[Kirl]

Hello Chalisque, a phd in math should come in very handy! I fear my code makes mathematicians cry...

Welcome to the forum! 

[groats]

hello, i'm a new member and  joined this nice forum to learn and expand my coding (C++) skills. i'm owning lots of retro-maschines (amiga 600/1200/minimig/c64/SNES/N64/PSX) and love all these beautiful old Intros i saw in my childhood and now i wanna learn to make some own in the future with hoping to learn a lot of cool tricks/skills here ...

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  to the forum

Gimme da Code groats as you know want to LOL