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[Eedis]

Hey guys, just started up a small forum designed for all programming languages. I am wanting to learn a lot about all programming languages, and web hosting also, so I started up a forum to learn both, lolz. I'm kind of piggy-backing off of a friend's domain currently, but in a few weeks, I should have my own domain to make the URL look a lot neater.

http://eedis.theplanet.name/forum/index.php

[nnnik]

I cant post

[Eedis]

Hmm..... One moment.

[nnnik]

Nice Idea BTW

[Eedis]

Okay, try now.

[Eedis]

Sorry, deleted it because I want to keep the forum clean of testing and debugging stuff, if you know what I mean.

[nnnik]

OK but you read my post k

[Eedis]

Yup, I read it just fine. I had the permissions set to Read Only. >.>

[Alibaba]

Seems like everything is working for me.
Nice.

[Elesar]

Nice, Ill register up and post stuff that I find as I also learn different programming/scripting languages

BTW: Java != Javascript (http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_javascript.xml)

[guest3456]

seems wholly unnecessary and a huge waste of time when there are numerous forums to learn about programming languages and web hosting already

[Elesar]

Then feel free to not use it guest3456.

I believe that Eidis setup the forum as a learning experience, or an exercise, to get hands on experience with setting up a site that other people can use if they desire.

Yes there are hundreds of sites about programming languages, but most are specialized to a specific language or topic. The one that the OP has setup is intended as a general resource with links to tutorials, and a place to ask for help in a variety of languages and focuses.

It may not be a new concept, or a specifically needed one, but it is still something that could grow to be quite useful to many people.

[Eedis]

Then feel free to not use it guest3456.

I believe that Eidis setup the forum as a learning experience, or an exercise, to get hands on experience with setting up a site that other people can use if they desire.

Yes there are hundreds of sites about programming languages, but most are specialized to a specific language or topic. The one that the OP has setup is intended as a general resource with links to tutorials, and a place to ask for help in a variety of languages and focuses.

It may not be a new concept, or a specifically needed one, but it is still something that could grow to be quite useful to many people.

Precisely what Elesar has said here. I am getting with a workmate of mine to teach me about server management and such so he let me use his space to start up a website. It is purely a learning experience for managing a website as there is much more to the site that I am doing other than the forum, which I just haven't shared with the public, yet.

[tank]

There is nothing like doing to learn

[tank]

If you need help with MODS let me know. I wont do it for you but I am happy to help you learn

[joedf]

? the forum is dead ?

[tank]

?

[joedf]

hey tank! 2 more posts and you'll reach 300!

[Eedis]

No, the forum isn't dead. I'm just doing some changes, adding some styles, moving forums around and such and it'll be right back up. I am also working on the homepage.

Speaking of which, I am wondering if anybody is willing to do some volunteer web-development. I cannot pay you nor do I plan to make money off of the website, so it'd be purely volunteer if anybody wants to jump aboard.

[joedf]

of course!