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== OpenGL ==
Languages:C, C++, Fortran, Ada, Java
Download
Summary: OpenGL is the premier environment for developing portable, interactive 2D and 3D graphics applications. Since its introduction in 1992, OpenGL has become the industry's most widely used and supported 2D and 3D graphics application programming interface (API), bringing thousands of applications to a wide variety of computer platforms.

== script.aculo.us ==
Download
Languages: Javascript
Summary: script.aculo.us provides javascript libraries to implent various javascript effects without too much hassle.

- Frameworks -

== Mootools ==
Download
Languages:Javascript
Summary: Mootools is a javascript framework for easy implantation of various effects, the difference with script.aculo.us is that it's lightweight.

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- Integrated Development Enviorment -

== Dev C++ ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:A fairly awesome IDE. It includes all the standards in the package, including syntax-highlighting (customizable), plugins (including spell-check, function list), and a bunch of other cool functions making C++ programming easy.
Languages: C++, C

== Dev Pascal ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary: This is basically the same as Dev C++, except designed for Pascal. It's interface is very similar to Dev C++ but inferior in looks and feel.
Languages: Pascal

== Eclipse ==
Developer: Eclipse
Download for JAVA**
Download for C++
Download for JAVA EE
Summary: It supports many languages, primarily C++ and Java. It has a sleek interface and is the IDE you want to use when it comes to Java or C++ projects.
Languages: Java, C++, C

== Visual Studio ==
Developer: Microsoft
Download*
Summary: A great IDE supporting C++, and some .NET languages. If you're serious about programming, you should definitely get this. However, it takes a little effort to get used to.
Languages: C++, J#, MySQL, Visual Basic, and other assorted related Web Development languages.

* There are six download links, each being the Visual Studio IDE set up for a different purpose.

== GNU Emacs ==
Developer: GNU
Download | Download Instructions
Summary: I haven't been able to install it, and thus I haven't been able to test it. If anyone has compiled it and ran it please provide a summary and which languages it supports.
Langauges: N/A

== Notepad++ ==
Developer: SourceForge
Download
Summary: An all-purpose text editor, complete with syntax-highlighting for all supported languages, mutli-document tabbing, user-defined language system, ect.
Languages: Over 30.

== Notepad2 ==
Developer: Flo
Download
Summary: A less powerful version of Notepad++, but verastile nontheless. Good for HTML on the go.
Languages: Around 15-20.

== ActivePython ==
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: It includes the Command-line Interface, GUI, and IDLE (IDE). It's nothing special, but it's Notepad2 with a slicker interface.
Languages: Python

== KomodoEdit ==**
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: I never tried it, but it's for Web Development.
Languages: HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP

== Netbeans ==**
Developer: Netbeans
Download
Summary: This is a lot slower than Eclipse, and basically has the same purpose, but a lot of people prefer it for its slick enviorment.
Languages: Java

== Codeblocks ==
Developer: CodeBlocks
Download for your platform/other options
Summary: A clean C++ IDE with a built-in explorer. Has everything like Visual Studio.
Languages: C++,C

== Zend Development Enviorment ==
Developer: Zend
Download
Summary: A pretty damn good IDE for PHP. With its own built-in browser like Homesite, you should try this if you are a PHP programmer.
Languages: PHP, other misc. Web development languages

** You all need the JDK in order to run the Java IDEs
- Misc. -

== Installation Instructions ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:For Windows 98/NT only. It contains Installation Instructions for your program.

- Compilers -

== GCC ==
Developer: GNU
Download from a list of mirrors
Summary:A common and efficient compiler. Supports many languages.
Languages: C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, Ada, others.

- Version Contral Systems -

== GIT ==
Developer: Git
Download
Summary:Read thoughtpolice's post.

- Libaries -

== Free Country ==
Developer:Varies
Archive
Summary: Untested.

== SDL ==
Languages:C, C++
Download
Summary: Simple DirectMedia Layer is a cross-platform multimedia library designed to provide low level access to audio, keyboard, mouse, joystick, 3D hardware via OpenGL, and 2D video framebuffer.

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== SDL ==
Languages:C, C++
Download
Summary: Simple DirectMedia Layer is a cross-platform multimedia library designed to provide low level access to audio, keyboard, mouse, joystick, 3D hardware via OpenGL, and 2D video framebuffer.

== OpenGL ==
Languages:C, C++, Fortran, Ada, Java
Download
Summary: OpenGL is the premier environment for developing portable, interactive 2D and 3D graphics applications. Since its introduction in 1992, OpenGL has become the industry's most widely used and supported 2D and 3D graphics application programming interface (API), bringing thousands of applications to a wide variety of computer platforms.

== script.aculo.us ==
Download
Languages: Javascript
Summary: script.aculo.us provides javascript libraries to implent various javascript effects without too much hassle.

- Frameworks -

== Mootools ==
Download
Languages:Javascript
Summary: Mootools is a javascript framework for easy implantation of various effects, the difference with script.aculo.us is that it's lightweight.

Added.

Notepad version of List

Integrated Development Enviorment

== Dev C++ ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:A fairly awesome IDE. It includes all the standards in the package, including syntax-highlighting (customizable), plugins (including spell-check, function list), and a bunch of other cool functions making C++ programming easy.
Languages: C++, C

== Dev Pascal ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary: This is basically the same as Dev C++, except designed for Pascal. It's interface is very similar to Dev C++ but inferior in looks and feel.
Languages: Pascal

== Eclipse ==
Developer: Eclipse
Download for JAVA**
Download for C++
Download for JAVA EE
Summary: It supports many languages, primarily C++ and Java. It has a sleek interface and is the IDE you want to use when it comes to Java or C++ projects.
Languages: Java, C++, C

== Visual Studio ==
Developer: Microsoft
Download*
Summary: A great IDE supporting C++, and some .NET languages. If you're serious about programming, you should definitely get this. However, it takes a little effort to get used to.
Languages: C++, J#, MySQL, Visual Basic, and other assorted related Web Development languages.

* There are six download links, each being the Visual Studio IDE set up for a different purpose.

== GNU Emacs ==
Developer: GNU
Download | Download Instructions
Summary: I haven't been able to install it, and thus I haven't been able to test it. If anyone has compiled it and ran it please provide a summary and which languages it supports.
Langauges: N/A

== Notepad++ ==
Developer: SourceForge
Download
Summary: An all-purpose text editor, complete with syntax-highlighting for all supported languages, mutli-document tabbing, user-defined language system, ect.
Languages: Over 30.

== Notepad2 ==
Developer: Flo
Download
Summary: A less powerful version of Notepad++, but verastile nontheless. Good for HTML on the go.
Languages: Around 15-20.

== ActivePython ==
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: It includes the Command-line Interface, GUI, and IDLE (IDE). It's nothing special, but it's Notepad2 with a slicker interface.
Languages: Python

== KomodoEdit ==**
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: I never tried it, but it's for Web Development.
Languages: HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP

== Netbeans ==**
Developer: Netbeans
Download
Summary: This is a lot slower than Eclipse, and basically has the same purpose, but a lot of people prefer it for its slick enviorment.
Languages: Java

== Codeblocks ==
Developer: CodeBlocks
Download for your platform/other options
Summary: A clean C++ IDE with a built-in explorer. Has everything like Visual Studio.
Languages: C++,C

== Zend Development Enviorment ==
Developer: Zend
Download
Summary: A pretty damn good IDE for PHP. With its own built-in browser like Homesite, you should try this if you are a PHP programmer.
Languages: PHP, other misc. Web development languages

** You all need the JDK in order to run the Java IDEs
Misc.

== Installation Instructions ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:For Windows 98/NT only. It contains Installation Instructions for your program.

Compilers

== GCC ==
Developer: GNU
Download from a list of mirrors
Summary:A common and efficient compiler. Supports many languages.
Languages: C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, Ada, others.

Version Contral Systems

== GIT ==
Developer: Git
Download
Summary:Read thoughtpolice's post.

Libaries

== Free Country ==
Developer:Varies
Archive
Summary: Untested.

Notepad version of list

Integrated Development Enviorment

== Dev C++ ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:A fairly awesome IDE. It includes all the standards in the package, including syntax-highlighting (customizable), plugins (including spell-check, function list), and a bunch of other cool functions making C++ programming easy.
Languages: C++, C

== Dev Pascal ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary: This is basically the same as Dev C++, except designed for Pascal. It's interface is very similar to Dev C++ but inferior in looks and feel.
Languages: Pascal

== Eclipse ==
Developer: Eclipse
Download for JAVA**
Download for C++
Download for JAVA EE
Summary: It supports many languages, primarily C++ and Java. It has a sleek interface and is the IDE you want to use when it comes to Java or C++ projects.
Languages: Java, C++, C

== Visual Studio ==
Developer: Microsoft
Download*
Summary: A great IDE supporting C++, and some .NET languages. If you're serious about programming, you should definitely get this. However, it takes a little effort to get used to.
Languages: C++, J#, MySQL, Visual Basic, and other assorted related Web Development languages.

* There are six download links, each being the Visual Studio IDE set up for a different purpose.

== GNU Emacs ==
Developer: GNU
Download | Download Instructions
Summary: I haven't been able to install it, and thus I haven't been able to test it. If anyone has compiled it and ran it please provide a summary and which languages it supports.
Langauges: N/A

== Notepad++ ==
Developer: SourceForge
Download
Summary: An all-purpose text editor, complete with syntax-highlighting for all supported languages, mutli-document tabbing, user-defined language system, ect.
Languages: Over 30.

== Notepad2 ==
Developer: Flo
Download
Summary: A less powerful version of Notepad++, but verastile nontheless. Good for HTML on the go.
Languages: Around 15-20.

== ActivePython ==
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: It includes the Command-line Interface, GUI, and IDLE (IDE). It's nothing special, but it's Notepad2 with a slicker interface.
Languages: Python

== KomodoEdit ==**
Developer: ActiveState
Download for your platform
Summary: I never tried it, but it's for Web Development.
Languages: HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP

== Netbeans ==**
Developer: Netbeans
Download
Summary: This is a lot slower than Eclipse, and basically has the same purpose, but a lot of people prefer it for its slick enviorment.
Languages: Java

== Codeblocks ==
Developer: CodeBlocks
Download for your platform/other options
Summary: A clean C++ IDE with a built-in explorer. Has everything like Visual Studio.
Languages: C++,C

** You all need the JDK in order to run the Java IDEs
Misc.

== Installation Instructions ==
Developer: Bloodshed
Download
Summary:For Windows 98/NT only. It contains Installation Instructions for your program.

Compilers

== GCC ==
Developer: GNU
Download from a list of mirrors
Summary:A common and efficient compiler. Supports many languages.
Languages: C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, Ada, others.

Version Contral Systems

== GIT ==
Developer: Git
Download
Summary:Read thoughpolice's post.

At 7/19/07 11:17 AM, firehell666 wrote:

If he's so fucking scared, why the hell is he wasting time posting bullshit stories instead of getting a camera?

Ghosts are theoretical, they don't exist.

At 7/19/07 03:46 PM, mariomusicmaker1 wrote: you are quite a dumb shit. just because i know how to use photo shop dose NOT meke me an advanced user,, the chip bag picture is extreamly well done and must have taken some major work, so you can fuck off and stop accusing me of not owning photoshop and not knowing how to use it just because i complemented some ones work!

I didn't accuse you of ANYTHING, troll. It's called a fucking joke and you better get used to it or you may find yourself screaming at every fucking user on NewGrounds.

Fuck off, dumbshit.

At 7/19/07 03:43 PM, Strength wrote: Why are you still here? No one likes you.

It's not a matter of popularity fucktard.

At 7/19/07 03:38 PM, mariomusicmaker1 wrote: I LOVE your chip bag one how the hell did you do that!

Let's rewind.

i own photoshop and i know how to use it!

CONSPIRACY?!

At 7/19/07 03:33 PM, mariobro42 wrote: Three of the pics look exactly the same.

No fucking duh?

At 7/19/07 03:06 PM, MattKane wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:04 PM, SlayThePirate wrote: ZING

that is not amazing

Neither is your face.

At 7/19/07 03:16 PM, PrisonGuard-7 wrote:

OWNED

You're a fucking idiot for thinking you owned me for senconding some ignorant fuck.

Repeatedly.

At 7/19/07 03:14 PM, T-Dog114 wrote:
People can do as they please man, just dont read those or even open em...

That's the problem. There were five fucking photoshop threads in the last ten minutes. Next thing we know we'll have thirty in 15 minutes.

At 7/19/07 03:12 PM, The-word-destroyer wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:11 PM, Strength wrote: Lulz shut the fuck up.

Seconded this

Want to add a fucking argument behind your useless flaming?

At 7/19/07 03:11 PM, Joe67 wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:10 PM, Ramones wrote: Fag bot '98.

Where did that come from?

His ass.

Enough with the fucking Photoshop threads. I'm sick and tired of seeing unoriginal crap with people not posting the god damn source of the picture or not providing their own example. Let alone, nobody even bothers to fucking participate anyway, so it just becomes a useless fucking spam thread.

Do not post requests such as "Photoshop this" or "Draw this" without giving your own example. You are allowed to create Photoshop threads but you must provide source art as well as a second post with your own submission.

Read it. AND READ IT FUCKING WELL.

At 7/19/07 03:06 PM, Jesus-Owns-X wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:02 PM, Strength wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:01 PM, systempost wrote: Follow the fucking rules.

fuck you

no argument

Fucking quote whore.

Old.

At 7/19/07 03:02 PM, Strength wrote:

At 7/19/07 03:01 PM, systempost wrote: i'm a whiney faggot

No argument.

Do not post requests such as "Photoshop this" or "Draw this" without giving your own example. You are allowed to create Photoshop threads but you must provide source art as well as a second post with your own submission. Please don't ask people to Photoshop your friends.

At 7/19/07 03:02 PM, Strength wrote: The forums aren't your blog.

This IS becoming another myspace.

Provide your own example and the original picture.

At 7/19/07 03:00 PM, Complete wrote: asdfghjkl;'

What the hell?

At 7/19/07 02:58 PM, evil-clown-12 wrote: whats pokemon casting?

Are you fucking dumb? It means to "cast", or call out a pokemon. Oh wait, you don't know what "call" means either.

At 7/19/07 02:56 PM, gamerpeepinpa wrote: It's cloudy here in Bethlehem. I hope we get a storm, I love the sound of thunder.

Same.

Stop bitching about it. No one forces you to play Pokemon, asshat.

At 7/19/07 02:56 PM, Strength wrote: FABulous!

How wonderful.

Hardly a tutorial. You tell us what each part does, but you don't explain it.

Copy and paste material.

At 7/19/07 02:52 PM, phyconinja wrote:

At 7/19/07 02:37 PM, lolomfgisuck wrote: I'm not a web developer but the first thought that comes to my mind is "Frames". Can't you have the page broke up into two frames and have the 'picture' button refresh the non-form frame with the url adress of the picture?

I have never used Frames before, how would I do that?

http://w3schools.com/html/html_frames.as p - Frames

Lucky bastards. I wish I had a thunderstorm over here. It's soothing and shit.