OpenEuphoria

Re: Visual Euphoria

• Posted by "Michelle Rogers" <michellerogers at bellsouth.net> Sep 23, 2004
• 455 views

and re-invent the wheel, you mean?
Michelle Rogers
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Emlyn Merlyn" <guest at RapidEuphoria.com>
To: <EUforum at topica.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: Visual Euphoria


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> posted by: Emlyn Merlyn <euphoria_programmer at yahoo.com>
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> Joe wrote:
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> > Hi Forum,
> >          I have been coding Euphoria for about a year and a half now
> > started out with a basic knowledge of other coding languages but i
> > think it was my hatred of c++ that pushed me to spend more time with
> > Euphoria. I find Euphoria pretty limitless for the projects i have
> > worked on. 2 weeks ago i decided i was sick of Medit, i mean it's a
great
> > tool but i believe i am at the point that i know the language well
enough
> > i don't need to inevitably spend hours on a massive project typing shell
> > code. That is why i created Visual Euphoria. I am aware that there is
another
> > contribution called visual euphoria way back in the contributions , i
> > downloaded it and came to the conclusion that it was no better than
> > a notepad editor, hence it didn't even have syntax coloring. My version
> > of VE is orientated at being a Visual coding experience, at least for
the shell code
> > and way.
> > I would reccomend VE to medium to high level euphoria coders, not a
> > learning tool, how are u suppose to learn when the program does it for
you?? haha
> > Feedback, Comments, Suggestions, HateMail(prolly from the old VE
contributor) send
> > to
> > spent_memory at hotmail.com
> >
> I think that visual programming is cheating.
>
> It is much more fun, and challenging, to plunge right into the guts of
> computer programming language and create applications the hard way!
>
> >From Emlyn Merlyn
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