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Godot is extremely underrated for native application development. People don't realize how powerful its UI creation is, it's a hidden gem imo. People think oh it's just another game engine! They are going to be in for big a surprise!

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Godot is extremely underrated for native application development. People don't realize how powerful its UI creation is, it's a hidden gem imo. People think oh it's just another game engine! They are going to be in for big a surprise!



Looking at godot it actually seems kind of cool. I might try it out.
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Quote (Mastersam93 @ Apr 7 2017 08:12am)
Looking at godot it actually seems kind of cool. I might try it out.


It's a gem for 2d game development. Nothing comes close. For 3d, unity and others are far better. However 3.0 is coming out soon and they are releasing a new 3d renderer.

UI creation is amazing. Native UI elements are awesome, fast, and work great within its own internal language (GDScript). It's much nicer and faster than using Microsoft Visual Studio or other app creating programs for native app development. Not a lot of people know about its UI creation ability, so it's not really mainstream yet

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Bored of my my previous practice project so I'm making a simple CA web interface with a rest API. The goal is to make it easy to submit certificate signing requests from the command line from a VM without a GUI for small private clouds.
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Building ecommerce site with a few twists. Instead of buying product strait up. There is a raffle section, where you pay 1/8th of the price for a ticket to win. and a bidding section on products (similar to ebay). It is tough, I got the framework of the site, but not the guts and logic. :(
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Quote (Trig @ Apr 18 2017 02:28pm)
Current Project:
Building ecommerce site with a few twists. Instead of buying product strait up. There is a raffle section, where you pay 1/8th of the price for a ticket to win. and a bidding section on products (similar to ebay). It is tough, I got the framework of the site, but not the guts and logic. :(


That's the simplest thing ever. You'd likely spend more time writing the view rather than the module and controller. At least in rails anyways.

Edit:: Everyone, don't code high like me.

Code
struct SomeStruct {
char value[32];
};

struct SomeStruct sSomeStruct;

sprintf("off", "%s", sSomeStrct.value);


Is totally flawed and I am ashamed I ever wrote it. Mainly the sprintf line. A cookie for anyone who noticed whats wrong.

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That's the simplest thing ever. You'd likely spend more time writing the view rather than the module and controller. At least in rails anyways.

Edit:: Everyone, don't code high like me.

Code
struct SomeStruct {
char value[32];
};

struct SomeStruct sSomeStruct;

sprintf("off", "%s", sSomeStrct.value);


Is totally flawed and I am ashamed I ever wrote it. Mainly the sprintf line. A cookie for anyone who noticed whats wrong.


~~ nvm hate c++ :P

This post was edited by JP99 on Apr 18 2017 06:03pm
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Quote (AbDuCt @ Apr 18 2017 06:12pm)
That's the simplest thing ever. You'd likely spend more time writing the view rather than the module and controller. At least in rails anyways.

Edit:: Everyone, don't code high like me.

Code
struct SomeStruct {
char value[32];
};

struct SomeStruct sSomeStruct;

sprintf("off", "%s", sSomeStrct.value);


Is totally flawed and I am ashamed I ever wrote it. Mainly the sprintf line. A cookie for anyone who noticed whats wrong.


Printing array with no data in it. Seg fault?
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to cut on guesses, you tried to write (uninitialized/empty) value of sSomeStruct.value to "off" constant
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