----------------------------------- DanShadow Tue Aug 03, 2004 6:51 pm [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- Here is the (hopefully) long awaited tutorial on .NET commands and multi-user interfaces! This tutorial that I wrote will explain (most of) the .NET commands, how to use the basic netStream commands, and how to create a multi-user (server/client) interface. I hope this helps you all! [Just download the attachment] ----------------------------------- AsianSensation Tue Aug 03, 2004 8:17 pm ----------------------------------- I give bits, because that's what I'm suppose to do when people dedicate time to write good tutorials, but then DanShadow's bits are static.... so..... I give you cookie. ----------------------------------- DanShadow Tue Aug 03, 2004 8:18 pm ----------------------------------- sweeeet, thanks! ----------------------------------- Paul Tue Aug 03, 2004 9:06 pm ----------------------------------- sweet... free cookie available to the public... Thanks dan, I'll be refering to that on my next 3 months of turing ----------------------------------- DanShadow Wed Aug 04, 2004 8:00 pm ----------------------------------- Your welcome! I hope it serves you well. ----------------------------------- rizzix Wed Aug 04, 2004 11:26 pm ----------------------------------- good job twisting the lingo :evil: .. for a second i thougt u mean M$ .NET and in the Turing :shock: .. that got my attention. :) ----------------------------------- Delta Thu Aug 05, 2004 12:05 pm ----------------------------------- Not a bad tutorial... *takes a bite of AsianSensation's cookie*... not bad at all ----------------------------------- SeanWestdaleWarriors Tue Aug 10, 2004 7:55 pm Great Job ----------------------------------- Amazing...I have made two way chats, but have always struggled to go above that. GREAT JOB ----------------------------------- DanShadow Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:34 am ----------------------------------- Thanks to all. :lol: ----------------------------------- Martin Sat Aug 21, 2004 12:55 pm ----------------------------------- Nice work. Have another cookie ----------------------------------- TokenHerbz Wed Aug 03, 2005 1:15 am ----------------------------------- Perhaps you can tell me how to find a working port? and a site i soppose? Do you need to purchase a server to run a chat? or can i make a little one to use with a friend??? This i find really interesting, and well, your toutoreals good, but i still have those questions... Oh, and i mada a pong game, its sweet, but glitchy... ----------------------------------- DanShadow Wed Apr 12, 2006 11:08 pm ----------------------------------- A working port...there are 10s of 1000s. Like... 5675 for example. The server is just a program that is written that interacts with connecting clients. Think of this example: The is a SERVER in a coffee shop named BOB. BOB is the SERVER. Bob's job is to server all the CLIENTs (customers) who try to talk to him. A CLIENT named JANET comes in the coffee shops, and begings to talk to BOB, the SERVER. (JANET Hope this clears it up for you. ----------------------------------- Thoerin Fri Jan 12, 2007 9:51 pm Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- I cant seem to download this guide. The message I get is : The Extension 'html' was deactivated by an board admin, therefore this Attachment is not displayed. Is there any other way to download this tutorial? Thanks ----------------------------------- Dan Fri Jan 12, 2007 9:57 pm Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- I cant seem to download this guide. The message I get is : The Extension 'html' was deactivated by an board admin, therefore this Attachment is not displayed. Is there any other way to download this tutorial? Thanks That should be fixed now. ----------------------------------- darkangel Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:16 am Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- What would be a good simple language that u would recommend to start programming Net based programs? I'm starting a "Habo Hotel" like game and i need a language that can easily send information over one port. Compared to the 50+ish i had to use with turing. And PLEASE dont tell me Java! Please! For my own sanity! ----------------------------------- syntax_error Wed Jan 16, 2008 3:53 am Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- a question why running away form java? it might work? ----------------------------------- Gooie Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:32 pm Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- What would be a good simple language that u would recommend to start programming Net based programs? I'm starting a "Habo Hotel" like game and i need a language that can easily send information over one port. Compared to the 50+ish i had to use with turing. And PLEASE dont tell me Java! Please! For my own sanity! I hear Java is a good start to Net based programs. :P ----------------------------------- darkangel Wed Jan 16, 2008 10:32 pm Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- What would be a good simple language that u would recommend to start programming Net based programs? I'm starting a "Habo Hotel" like game and i need a language that can easily send information over one port. Compared to the 50+ish i had to use with turing. And PLEASE dont tell me Java! Please! For my own sanity! I hear Java is a good start to Net based programs. :P Ya, i heard Java was good too, but the syntax for it is annoying when compared to something like python. i know this is probably just my opinion but to me as good as Java is on a multi platform level, on a practical programming level id rather stick to Turing (i cant believe i just said that) ----------------------------------- Gooie Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:37 am Re: [tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- I completely agree. I really dislike Java. I have a similar problem as well. The current semester is coming to an end and so shall my binds to Turing. I feel that it's best I move on to a better language. I just don't know what I should go to next. There are pro's and con's in all languages, although I seriously considered: Java, Python, Visual Basic, C++, and C#. Does anyone have any suggestions *cough* Tony! *cough* ----------------------------------- Clayton Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:11 pm RE:[tutorial] .NET Commands (and multi-user interfaces) ----------------------------------- Scheme! I've toyed around with it, and it is a very fun language. I suggest you take a look at it if you're serious about it.