Comments on: Procedural Programmer or OOP’r? http://www.seounderworld.com/2008/06/procedural-programmer-or-oopr/ Every big thing has to cast shadows ;) Sat, 02 May 2009 16:04:21 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: admin http://www.seounderworld.com/2008/06/procedural-programmer-or-oopr/comment-page-1/#comment-9 admin Tue, 03 Jun 2008 21:26:54 +0000 http://www.seounderworld.com/?p=5#comment-9 lol I'm trying to fight them not gain them! inevitably now you have planted that seed though in a months time when I have worked to much and have 5 minutes of weakness I'll hit download. You cant beat a bit of first person shooting to blow away the crap. MSN is my latest vice - gotta' stop booting that crap up! lol I’m trying to fight them not gain them! inevitably now you have planted that seed though in a months time when I have worked to much and have 5 minutes of weakness I’ll hit download.

You cant beat a bit of first person shooting to blow away the crap.

MSN is my latest vice – gotta’ stop booting that crap up!

]]> By: 5ubliminal http://www.seounderworld.com/2008/06/procedural-programmer-or-oopr/comment-page-1/#comment-7 5ubliminal Tue, 03 Jun 2008 20:55:37 +0000 http://www.seounderworld.com/?p=5#comment-7 Counterstrike ... :) Novalogic's Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising ... and I just reuined your life and gave you an addiction. (gamespot.com to get online). Learning curve: 1month. Don't hate me. This game helps me blow steam off every now and then. Counterstrike … :) Novalogic’s Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising … and I just reuined your life and gave you an addiction. (gamespot.com to get online). Learning curve: 1month.

Don’t hate me. This game helps me blow steam off every now and then.

]]> By: admin http://www.seounderworld.com/2008/06/procedural-programmer-or-oopr/comment-page-1/#comment-5 admin Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:51:27 +0000 http://www.seounderworld.com/?p=5#comment-5 your eHttpClient class is damn handy, and Ill admit while I did quickly put my head through it I did just use it out of the bag. Just shows I should have spent more time on c++ than I did on counterstrike..lol 100k lines is a hell of a lot, something for us all to aim for, well the functionality at least :D Thanks for the comment 5ubliminal! your eHttpClient class is damn handy, and Ill admit while I did quickly put my head through it I did just use it out of the bag.

Just shows I should have spent more time on c++ than I did on counterstrike..lol

100k lines is a hell of a lot, something for us all to aim for, well the functionality at least :D Thanks for the comment 5ubliminal!

]]> By: 5ubliminal http://www.seounderworld.com/2008/06/procedural-programmer-or-oopr/comment-page-1/#comment-4 5ubliminal Mon, 02 Jun 2008 21:33:07 +0000 http://www.seounderworld.com/?p=5#comment-4 Always OOP. During my 9+ years of C++ coding I've put together a library of over 50.000 lines (I think it's over 100k now but I'm not sure and it keeps growing) that can do virtually anything and has a lot of SEO-oriented classes too :). Writing something results based with poor UI but extremely resource intensive is a matter of hours thanks to it. Same in PHP. Big library to which I add constantly. By working OOP you can put together a lot of pieces of the puzzle which you can use to build anything just applying some glue in between to make it stick. I started coding in C (not really OOP) but C++ / classes / virtual methods and so on are god-send. Remeber ... the library is what separates pros from weekend coders. It's also easy to share. Look at my eHttpClient class. Many use it but over 90% of them have no idea what goes on behind the scene. And that's what OOP's all about. Regards. Always OOP. During my 9+ years of C++ coding I’ve put together a library of over 50.000 lines (I think it’s over 100k now but I’m not sure and it keeps growing) that can do virtually anything and has a lot of SEO-oriented classes too :) . Writing something results based with poor UI but extremely resource intensive is a matter of hours thanks to it.
Same in PHP. Big library to which I add constantly.

By working OOP you can put together a lot of pieces of the puzzle which you can use to build anything just applying some glue in between to make it stick.

I started coding in C (not really OOP) but C++ / classes / virtual methods and so on are god-send.
Remeber … the library is what separates pros from weekend coders. It’s also easy to share. Look at my eHttpClient class. Many use it but over 90% of them have no idea what goes on behind the scene. And that’s what OOP’s all about.

Regards.

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