programming

  1. Agent67

    Where to from here for me career-wise?

    So I finished my diploma at UNISA, and I got an internship, but it didn't work out as I thought it would... But now I'm a bit stuck on where to go from here. Any advice would be helpful. I've considered continuing my studies, but there are a few problems: Finances UNISA apparently doesn't...
  3. S

    All you programmers out there, please chime in.

    I've spent a few days researching this, and I could go on reading advice online for another year and keep getting conflicting info, all valid and valuable info though, but I'd like a unique South African take on this 'cause much of the advice I've read online, like Reddit, I would think pertains...
  4. Agent67

    Visual Basic - BindingNavigator is imploding my studio

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78695873/visual-basic-bindingnavigator-not-working-properly-with-database Please... Send help...
  5. D

    Learning and growing

    Good morning everyone on this chilly day. I would like to find out, what would be the courses to study to gain substantial knowledge on setting up my own private networks, learning Linux etc. I am tired (gatvol) of these browsers asking to save my credit card details, passwords, and I am sure...
  6. Agent67

    2007 Office Data Connectivity Components not working for Visual Basic

    So, honourable members, I'm stuck. I'm in the second last chapter of our Visual Basic handbook about Databases. As expected, Access databases will be used (gives me Delphi flashbacks). I've followed the instructions at the back of the book using the specific link they gave there for installing...
  7. Vorastra

    Twitter announces new API pricing, including a limited free tier for bots

    https://www.engadget.com/twitter-announces-new-api-pricing-including-a-limited-free-tier-for-bots-005251253.html
  8. Hanno Labuschagne

    Rain hiring programmers in SA— what you need to apply

    Rain hiring programmers in SA— what you need to apply Rain says it is hiring experienced and junior software developers, and it has told MyBroadband what it is looking for in candidates. The company said its software developers are exposed to many different engineering projects that provide...
  9. Agent67

    Quick Code Review (Javascript)

    Hey guys, can someone give a quick look at my code for a calculator that takes a user's age in years and converts it into seconds. While I think my code is sound, Windows says otherwise.... But I ran my code through an online js code validator and it gave me the all clear? So what else should...
  10. Agent67

    Freelancing and other programming odd job sites/tips

    Hey guys, could anyone give me some tips on freelancing, getting odd jobs as an aspiring software developer? My qualifications: I don't have a qualification yet (I'm going to start studying next year via UNISA), I only have Matric (matriculated last year), a certificate from a MySQL course I...
  11. Agent67

    My ideas for the mobile app I'm making

    Hey guys, I'm planning to make a mobile app that will act as a reference and learning tool regarding Delphi, mainly targeted at Gr 10 -12 IT learners and people who want to learn the language. I have some ideas I want to get in the air and get some feedback about. The logo: Is it good enough...
  12. Agent67

    What should the asking price be for the app I made?

    Hey guys, so I'm going to sell a program I made to the local dirt oval racing club. But I'm not sure what the price should be? I had an idea that I'd want to ask R3000 for it. Is it too high? Keep in mind, that this is the first program that I ever made at a "professional" scale, I also just...
  13. S

    Project offer: Converting Perfex to a SaaS

    Hi guys A colleague is looking for the below. I know the specifications are rough to almost non existent, but you will get the general idea. Any guidance, thoughts/input are welcome. Please let me know what is possible etc. @Thor Thank you!
  14. W

    Best Java Book

    Hi Everyone, I am currently looking for your opinion on the best book to learn Java in 2020. Ive read that Head First is great but it seems a bit outdated? Thank you! W
  15. J

    The most popular programming languages in the world

    The most popular programming languages in the world JavaScript remains the most popular programming language in the world, according to Amazon's State of the Developer Nation Survey for 2019. The language has more than 12 million users worldwide and is one of the fastest-growing programming...
  16. W

    Mac vs Windows for programming, computer science degree at Unisa

    Good day, Apologies if this question has been asked before. I’ve been reading the forums but there are mixed reviews. I have completed some small Python projects using my girlfriends mac and have been accepted to study computer science through Unisa next year. I’d like to buy my own laptop...
  17. MtraX

    What's next?

    What, in your opinion, are the tech stacks or platforms to look out for in the next 5 years and why?
  18. Johnatan56

    Text mining - beginner material

    Thought I'd just make a thread in regards to gathering beginner material on text mining. https://www.tidytextmining.com/index.html seems quite good, web version of:
  19. TribbleZA

    [Wanted] Programming Ethics and Documentation course

    I have a client that is looking for a 1/2 to 1 day training course on Programming ethics and documentation. I have not been able to find any in Gauteng. Anyone know of places or people offering such training? Anyone specialising in this field? I have been asked to create one, and while...
  20. J

    The most popular programming languages in the world

    The most popular programming languages in the world Java, C, and C++ remain the most popular programming languages in the world, according to the Tiobe Index for May 2018. Other popular languages include Python, C#, and Visual Basic, according to the rankings.
  21. J

    The most popular programming languages in the world

    The most popular programming languages in the world Java, C, and C++ remain the most popular programming languages in the world.
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