I decided to record a 0-60 vid for my car yesterday. not too bad for a 4,000+ lb car, about 8.5 seconds. View attachment 20150501_110518[1].mp4 View attachment 20150501_110518[1].mp4
Yeah thanks matey, Tis quite fun doing Jbeam once you learn how to do it (i suck at doing the coltris, something i still need to learn) i'm getting there though
I swear I'm just going to leave the forum next time I see this. It's soooo annoying :| (imported from here)
That is exactly how I feel whenever I have to touch the fucking shite known as java and any of its accompanying IDE's (seriously, I am down to using eclipse to compile projects but actually editing them in sublime, netbeans, intellij, eclipse, the visual studio plugin, all piles of utter wank). Java syntax. Not too bad to work with. Does force a few little conventions upon you though, I dont like that. Java API though. Piece of completely shitting fucked up crap that needs to burn and die. Utter bollocks, crap, shit, useless. Never in computing has something been so poorly designed. - - - Updated - - - I can be far more productive working in C# than I can in Java. Syntax, very similar. But microsoft, slate em all you like, their API makes total sense 99% of the time. Oracles API makes total sense approximately 1% of the time. Its awkward to program for the Java API, clean to program for microsofts.
C# be like : Code: using System; void hello(){ Console.WriteLine("hello"); } //Compilation success! Java be like: Code: Error : function not found. Please import the exact package names you need, so you have about 40 imports. Thank you! (p.s. you will have to use google to find that package name, we don't tell you on our documentati)
Don't even start me on documentation... try the JList page, or don't, just don't. Oracles idea of documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/swing/JList.html Microsofts idea of documentation: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.listbox(v=vs.110).aspx I certainly know which is easier to read.
Java just be more like "no". Even Javascript is a bitch even just for a basic form validation system.