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So i wanted to start a new topic about coding in C#. This is also related to my school so here you can ask your questions and show your projects (even ets2 related )

So i will start off:


I've made a mod loader for mappers of the dutch map to move all the mods except for tdm. I'm not finished yet but it's something

What do you think?

So far had experience coding C/C++ in cmd prompt only, no graphical interface.

I can only do python and am learning java

pauliaxz wrote:So far had experience coding C/C++ in cmd prompt only, no graphical interface.

Same here.. I never made a GUI.


This would be cool, even if you make it in English or even multi-language.

^^ I'm learning C# with a user interface at school so it can become very handy actually...

So this also helps me with my 3 year education

I've used C++ at school to program PIC's and EEPROMs. I'm also capable of programming Assembly, BASIC, C/C++, PICBASIC.

I've only learned Assembly and BASIC at school, the rest I've learned myself. Just for fun. (Just as HTML, CSS, JS and PHP).

But I now need to refresh myself if I wanna do it again... Been some time ago

Some of the internal tools we use at ProMods I've created in VIsual C#

I've learned C++ and it's very interesting for me (even though I've made just some simple programs).

I started learning C# two months ago, I'm really pleased so far. It's somewhat a mix between C++ and Delphi, so it's really useful. I've made a very simple web browser recently, but it lacks features, lol.



I'm thinking about starting to work with SQL databases in C#, got some nice ideas.

I've never used C#. All of my programming over the past 15 years has been in C++/GDI+ and/or D3D. Other languages I've used in the very far past include COBOL, SNOBOL, Fortran IV, assembly, and RPG (even though it's not really a "language" as much as a report generator).

If you fly Boeing aircraft, the odds are that at least some of the avionics are running my coding... You have been warned!