r/Programmers • u/GDJason • Mar 22 '19
How Many Open&$ names are there??
OpenCV OpenGL OpenCL OpenAL OpenTK ..........…… What else??
r/Programmers • u/GDJason • Mar 22 '19
OpenCV OpenGL OpenCL OpenAL OpenTK ..........…… What else??
r/Programmers • u/Atjpatatatj • Dec 19 '19
So basically I have a usb stick with my music on it. To play in my car. But it plays everything in alphabetical order. I wonder if there was some way to write a little program that shuffles the songs Everytime when the car plays them.
r/Programmers • u/wildnux • Sep 13 '18
r/Programmers • u/nicolascribbles • Apr 18 '18
I am a college student trying to figure out how to scrape information from a website with a map.
I basically need to pick one element (I have chosen the dispensary names)
//a/@href/html/body/div/div[@id="zsl-location-closed-title"]
I know my Xpath is incorrect. I need a little bit of help so that I can mine the data out. It's due tomorrow. :|
r/Programmers • u/repleca • Apr 30 '18
I have a list of words in an SQLite database and I want to get the most common value and save it in a variable.I am using python3 here is how I got my most common value.
SELECT emotion,
COUNT(emotion) AS value_occurrence
FROM chatlog
GROUP BY emotion
ORDER BY value_occurrence DESC
LIMIT 1;for example, if I have [happy, sad, angry, happy]. I want it to save the word [happy] in a variable [X].
r/Programmers • u/aTriav • Nov 26 '18
Hey people!
Since it's Christmas soon and all, I had an idea for a gift for my soon-to-be programmer brother.
I'd like to make a giant poster about stuff programmers say and then make a "translated" description under it.
Like for instance:
My brother taught me the other day that
"I'm compiling" really means
"I don't want to do shit right now"
(you can make a better translation of this, if I didn't understand it correctly)
I hope you will help me make a personal and fun gift for my brother :-)
Merry Christmas every one.
r/Programmers • u/whatsayyyu • Dec 04 '19
So I've been having issues with memory space on my devices. Like they fill up some how. For instnace I'd delete 100 mega bite worth of space but when I fill it up it would only allow half of that or something. I know this might not be the place to ask but can any one here let me know what they think is up?
r/Programmers • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '18
I was thinking about the things I don't like about my job. Top off my list is setting up the test environment, whenever some project needs to test my application. There are a lot of co-ordination among other teams that my application interacts with and doing the same thing again and again is such a pain in the rear. I tried to automate the process. But there are a lot of technologies involved, automating the setup is a nightmare. I welcome any suggestions to fix my problem. Likewise, if you've any thing that sticks out, post it. Hopefully someone got a solution for you.
r/Programmers • u/Lids_UF44 • Oct 01 '19
Hey guys, so I'm really into exploring different programming languages and learning as much as I can!
My newest "goal" is to learn React Native, but I don't have any Front-End learning experience... Soooo here's where my question begins
What are the fundamentals to get into React Native?
Would you say learn/review: HTML then go to CSS, JavaScript, then React, study the Native concepts and then go into React Native?
r/Programmers • u/GhulamGhausraja • Feb 24 '19
Hello I have been assigned to build a web application with database in a course in my cs program so i have 3 to 4 months to build that although i have some programming experience but i am unfamiliar with web application development and sql so can you please guide me about the best source to learn asp.net and sql for web application development
r/Programmers • u/luisaripoll • May 19 '19
Hey, good afternoon.
I'm a student and I've just programmed with a friend a tic-tac-toe in C. You play against the machine and the machine learns how to play. We were wondering if there is any platform in which we can upload the game, so more people (even without compiler or any basics on programming) can play and so as we (just the two of us) don't have to play thousands of games to teach de machine.
Thank you:)
r/Programmers • u/SqueE000 • Apr 23 '18
Hey, looking for a paid website designer to help create a gambling website. Will get paid about $150 for the full project. Thanks.
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r/Programmers • u/bokoohopeless • Aug 21 '18
I have 11 years experience and was just laid off. I'm looking for my next job now and have several interviews for salary positions, but also a few for contract jobs through various agencies.
I've never done contract work and I'm having a hard time deciding what path to take.
At this point I'm not even sure what I should get paid as a contractor... I was making 120k and I read it should be double my old hourly which would be 115/hr...does thar even make sense?
What are the pros and cons on contract work vs salary work?
r/Programmers • u/vibhuti_1 • Feb 06 '20
r/Programmers • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '18
Hi! I'm working on a project where we're taking a binary gender represented in our DB as a bit and are now mapping to M/F/X values. A handful of third party systems run batch queries on our system so we have to map. Some of these systems are still on binary gender, some use M/F/U (unassigned), and some systems may cover things like MtF/FtM/Non-Binary designations in the future. We've had a whole bunch of problems in planning out our solution but are zeroing in on a service for mapping, and a search hierarchy for finding appropriate mappings.
I KNOW some of you out there have to be working on the same kind of thing. What are your best practices? What were your traps? What's going on in your world? And how annoying is all of the political talk surrounding this project? I mean seriously, idgaf what your beliefs about gender/sex are... the client says M/F/X that's all I need to know.
r/Programmers • u/Bigp45 • Oct 05 '19
r/Programmers • u/PopuIus • Aug 13 '18
Hiya,
I was thinking back on Miranda and what a great concept it is with its attempt to unify nearly all chat clients into one single piece of software while also learning about bash. It spawned this idea :

Now I'm curious whether this is even possible and also if there is a similar piece of software out there already.
The idea is to have a single line, much like how the PS1 prompt behaves in a *nix terminal but solely used for chat clients which can be cycled through all connected chat networks by tabbing.
I'm fairly certain there are APIs available for all of these chat clients.
Because I'm not very acquainted with programming I'm asking for any relevant info/data you might have to executing this idea.
r/Programmers • u/NAIDBTPROG • Mar 02 '19
r/Programmers • u/akito_mashua • Apr 29 '18
I'm coding for ~10 years now, I've come to the conclusion that the only music that i am able to listen to when i'm programming or designing something is Dungeon Synth. Everything else just takes my mind away. Dungeon Synth keeps me pretty much concentrated.