Bernhard Hiller wrote:

In the 13395 lines of code of the main window

Bernhard Hiller wrote:

In the 13395 lines of code

Bernhard Hiller wrote:

13395

What? :wtf:

that's easy to fix, just change it to: int.Parse(int.Parse("1025").ToString());

I vote Whitespace as the simplest and most understandable language for beginner

I hope at least permit symbols

wow, that's... that's horrible

What if the robot became very picky on which code is right? What if it start to slap everyone even his master and creator and then go on a slap-kill spree? Be careful or you may create a machine that will kill us all!

Well yeah it may be an advantage if you don't want to create some security service or buy an external service, or if you do want to have a custom service but don't know what the hell you're doing :)

I don't know. there is no question that can't be answered with that

I remember seeing the videos of a previous version of the dog pack, BigDog[^]. It was the most creepy robot ever cause of the buzzing sound. but man, this is a real piece of engineering art. I don't know anything about robots but looking at it's behaviour I think it must be one of the most complex i have ever seen. Just look how it manage to stand on ice (with a little struggle), it's amazing :omg:

if you know what he mean... ;)

Well, I have to say that at start it seemed strange to me (I develop on a Windows phone 8 at work), but then when I saw my friend smartphone (Android) I have to say that I felt like the android look like this[^] while the flat style is a lot more elegant and clean. For desktop I have Windows 8 but I pratically never use metro style application I think they're just not suited for a desktop But for smartphone and tablet i think it's way more nicer the flat style

i love crackers! only the one with salt though

the idea with cloud computing is to have all of your application and your files on the internet (the cloud). This way you have some advantages: -it should be less expensive since you don't pay for maintenance of your own server, you only pay for what you need when you need it (you can choose how much resource you want to pay and you can scale it up easily) -you can have your application and files everywhere you go, on whatever device you find (since it's all on the internet you don't need to download anything or at least anything big and can get in from any computer) -you're granted with a really high up time and high security The are disadvantages: -You have to be connected to the internet -you don't have any control over security

the idea with cloud computing is to have all of your application and your files on the internet (the cloud). This way you have some advantages: -it should be less expensive since you don't pay for maintenance of your own server, you only pay for what you need when you need it (you can choose how much resource you want to pay and you can scale it up easily) -you can have your application and files everywhere you go, on whatever device you find -you're granted with a really high up time and high security The are disadvantages: -You have to be connected to the internet -you don't have any control over security

Hi, I'm searching for some open source software that is well designed and is designed for flexibility. I'd like to study the source to understand how a well designed system is structured and developed. I've read some books about design but the example are always small and self-contained. So I'd like to see how that work in a mid-big sized project that have different modules interacting. If you people know any of this, could you please post the name or the link of the software. If they're written in c#/java and well documented would be a plus. Or if you have the name of some book on the argument maybe that cover a big software case study it would be even better. Hope my english is understandable. ;)