I was wondering what is the latest projects you guys have been working on as far as Programming is concerned. Include the language, how long youve been working on the project etc etc....

As for me I am still learning Python. I have also begun to read books on computer networks. within the next couple of weeks I plan on installing My Redhat 7. Ah that brings me to my next topic.....

Um, I'v been learning a bit of Fortran.
And working with MNU/Linux...

I've been working on improving the Mono (go-mono.org) documentation browser the last few weeks. C#.

Been thinking a lot about compiler design lately, though.

- taubz

heh, the only programming related 'project' I'm doing, is a little program which uses winsock to send an email. Might attempt to write a SMTP-server if I get this to work (and time permits). Visual C++ is my language of choice and I've been working on it for at least 30min (hey, it's a small project). None of my other projects have much to do with programming.

I'm working on http://www.hprog.org/ and http://www.hprog.org/fhp/CodeApplet !

DirectDraw and Win32 in C++

That's not what I'd call a "project," CodeRed....

What specifically are u doing with those RED?

Just generally learning to use both to write programs, nothing specific

Work-related projects of mine include:

NNTP Leecher, written in Delphi, which scouts newsgroups and downloads binaries, then uploads all of that to a server, discarding anything it can't find a use for. What the client uses it for doesn't matter to me, as long as I know it's not warez, which I'm 100% it isn't.

A CMS for resale from work, written in PHP, allowing customers to create their own sites and such. Contains large amounts of IE specific code, which is fun to write of course, but unfortunately sorts out administrators who does not use IE (only the admin-section is made IE specific).


On the personal projects side, I have a couple of community websites, written in PHP, but the biggest project would have to be VFetch. Unless you're a fan of anthro artwork, you wouldn't be interested. It goes to an anthro artwork archive and allows you to download the art. I'm working with the administrator of the site, on the XML that links the client and the server. Once it's all done, others will get the specs, and the "market" will be open, allowing anyone to write clients.

And, oh yeah, it's Open Source.

I'm currently modifying and writing specialist software doing DSP stuff. I can't say a lot more without getting hideously specific or technical, neither of which I can be bothered doing right now.