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Off-Topic => All That's Left => Topic started by: aokmaniac13 on November 18, 2009, 05:08:28 pm

Title: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: aokmaniac13 on November 18, 2009, 05:08:28 pm
http://codeoffsets.com/
By purchasing bad code offsets you not only rid yourself of the guilt and shame of writing horrendous code, but you also support open source projects (which are coded well) and reduce your overall bad code footprint!

Of course, I didn't buy any 'cause my code is FLAWLESS  8)
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Bea on November 18, 2009, 05:27:02 pm
http://codeoffsets.com/
By purchasing bad code offsets you not only rid yourself of the guilt and shame of writing horrendous code, but you also support open source projects (which are coded well) and reduce your overall bad code footprint!

EH?  o_O
EH?  o_O

I have seem a great share of open source projects with awful code!
As long as there are coders, there will be bad code. And given what Colleges are spilling out nowadays, things are only going to get worse until those youngsters get some experience. :P

I fail to see how donating money to open source projects would get rid of bad code.
Let us spend our money to have colleges get back to C and C++ when teaching youngsters! Let them suffer! Make them cry! Teach them the horrors of memory leak!

Then we'll have good coders. :P
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: aokmaniac13 on November 18, 2009, 06:00:17 pm
Let me elaborate.

By open source projects I meant only the ones on this list.
http://codeoffsets.com/Projects.aspx
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Duo Solo on November 18, 2009, 06:08:02 pm
I'd pefer to ask the Mugen veterans such as PotS, Rajaa, Hadobuser and Warasaki on how to code. Besides, my commerical arts class is already teaching me C and C++ for free, theres no way in Hell im paying/donating money to learn how to code.
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Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: aokmaniac13 on November 18, 2009, 06:11:04 pm
theres no way in Hell im paying/donating money to learn how to code.
No, you're not paying to learn how to code, you're paying so you won't NEED to learn.

And you get paper versions of these!
(http://codeoffsets.com/Resources/images/offset-1.png)
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Duo Solo on November 18, 2009, 06:17:49 pm
Still, its a good thing to learn code IF you plan on being a game designer, which I want to become. The people who've created this engine learned C and C++ to create an engine, so why can't I learn it for myself? If I were working with Nintendo and could not do code without this engine, I'm pretty much labeled useless.

Also, I'm not bashing this engine, I think its great for those who want to create Mugen characters and stages without learning all the hassle of C and C++. But for myself, I think I'll pass this time around.
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Bastard Mami on November 18, 2009, 07:03:47 pm
I'd pefer to ask the Mugen veterans such as PotS, Rajaa, Hadobuser and Warasaki on how to code. Besides, my commerical arts class is already teaching me C and C++ for free, theres no way in Hell im paying/donating money to learn how to code.

I don't think any of them can code in those languages.
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: kakkoii superhero on November 19, 2009, 06:22:26 am
I'd pefer to ask the Mugen veterans such as PotS, Rajaa, Hadobuser and Warasaki on how to code. Besides, my commerical arts class is already teaching me C and C++ for free, theres no way in Hell im paying/donating money to learn how to code.
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reckless typos like this will make you deppressed in coding I guess....
just be an artist like me, much forgiving, and on the surface, gamers nowadays care more on the textures than the game mechanic anyway.
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Duo Solo on November 19, 2009, 06:26:07 pm
navetsea link=topic=108498.msg1012831#msg1012831 said:

reckless typos like this will make you deppressed in coding I guess....
just be an artist like me, much forgiving, and on the surface, gamers nowadays care more on the textures than the game mechanic anyway.
This. I agree, so many people want to be game designers/mugen creators but do not want to learn the mechanics of coding the character. Its just so funny, the fact that you want to create games but do not want to go into the effort to learn to code the character/game.
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Mog on November 19, 2009, 07:38:08 pm
Three times I looked at this, 3 times I wondered what any of this had to do with bad Coke.

I need a vacation (preferably one involving lots of sun and some JD clone poolboys, warm oil, chilled fruit...oh nevermind)


:bow:
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: kakkoii superhero on November 20, 2009, 12:25:24 am
navetsea link=topic=108498.msg1012831#msg1012831 said:

reckless typos like this will make you deppressed in coding I guess....
just be an artist like me, much forgiving, and on the surface, gamers nowadays care more on the textures than the game mechanic anyway.
This. I agree, so many people want to be game designers/mugen creators but do not want to learn the mechanics of coding the character. Its just so funny, the fact that you want to create games but do not want to go into the effort to learn to code the character/game.

hey you are not working alone in making any game, unless we're talking about mugen character, still
and the artist got their name first on the credit list!
everybody know akiman, shinkiro, etc. but who are the programmers?
Title: Re: Do Your Part To Make Bad Code A Thing Of The Past
Post by: Messatsu on November 24, 2009, 09:07:35 am
I fail to see how donating money to open source projects would get rid of bad code.
Let us spend our money to have colleges get back to C and C++ when teaching youngsters! Let them suffer! Make them cry! Teach them the horrors of memory leak!

Then we'll have good coders.
My college did only that and we hardly ever had to write more than 20-50 lines of code for a week long assignment.  Not that I'm bad or anything, but I would have LOVED to have one class where we'd actually program a production scale application.