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I'm trying to test a theory on making programming possible for every individuals without needing the knowledge of the language except English. I just call this project Layman Programming since I heard some of the few Layman Terms. The program is becoming promising that I got the properties working for Form application. The process of the program will be using event handled functionality that is included with .Net. People will be using it almost the same as Warcraft 3 Editor (My Inspiration.) The trigger idea will be similar to Warcraft 3 Editor since it is in Layman term. Warcraft 3 World Editor

It is still into the planning, so it just recently got started. Did I mention it is open sourced? Yes, I'm registering it to SourceForge and I hope they'll accept me and taken me seriously. The project is possible and even allow external COM library to interoperable with the Layman Programming by using Reflection in .Net.

Layman Programming work by setting up the Form and allow the users to design it. They also can add trigger which controls the functionality of the Form they're using. Once user complete their design or project, it will "pre-compile" the code by trigger and design of the form. Pre-compile in Layman Programming will turn the trigger and design into a C# codes and it will be very clean and small in design. If they wish to compile the program they made, they simply click the Build and Execute which compile the precompiled code and execute the executable program.

What you think guy?

Anyone want to get involve? Or I'm doing this alone?

BerryTheWest wrote:I'm trying to test a theory on making programming possible for every individuals without needing the knowledge of the language except English. I just call this project Layman Programming since I heard some of the few Layman Terms. The program is becoming promising that I got the properties working for Form application. The process of the program will be using event handled functionality that is included with .Net. People will be using it almost the same as Warcraft 3 Editor (My Inspiration.) The trigger idea will be similar to Warcraft 3 Editor since it is in Layman term. Warcraft 3 World Editor

It is still into the planning, so it just recently got started. Did I mention it is open sourced? Yes, I'm registering it to SourceForge and I hope they'll accept me and taken me seriously. The project is possible and even allow external COM library to interoperable with the Layman Programming by using Reflection in .Net.

Layman Programming work by setting up the Form and allow the users to design it. They also can add trigger which controls the functionality of the Form they're using. Once user complete their design or project, it will "pre-compile" the code by trigger and design of the form. Pre-compile in Layman Programming will turn the trigger and design into a C# codes and it will be very clean and small in design. If they wish to compile the program they made, they simply click the Build and Execute which compile the precompiled code and execute the executable program.

What you think guy?

Anyone want to get involve? Or I'm doing this alone?

so it would be like a level editor in a game, only for general programming rather than a certain game? this, I like.

PaRaDoX wrote:

BerryTheWest wrote:I'm trying to test a theory on making programming possible for every individuals without needing the knowledge of the language except English. I just call this project Layman Programming since I heard some of the few Layman Terms. The program is becoming promising that I got the properties working for Form application. The process of the program will be using event handled functionality that is included with .Net. People will be using it almost the same as Warcraft 3 Editor (My Inspiration.) The trigger idea will be similar to Warcraft 3 Editor since it is in Layman term. Warcraft 3 World Editor

It is still into the planning, so it just recently got started. Did I mention it is open sourced? Yes, I'm registering it to SourceForge and I hope they'll accept me and taken me seriously. The project is possible and even allow external COM library to interoperable with the Layman Programming by using Reflection in .Net.

Layman Programming work by setting up the Form and allow the users to design it. They also can add trigger which controls the functionality of the Form they're using. Once user complete their design or project, it will "pre-compile" the code by trigger and design of the form. Pre-compile in Layman Programming will turn the trigger and design into a C# codes and it will be very clean and small in design. If they wish to compile the program they made, they simply click the Build and Execute which compile the precompiled code and execute the executable program.

What you think guy?

Anyone want to get involve? Or I'm doing this alone?

so it would be like a level editor in a game, only for general programming rather than a certain game? this, I like.

Yep, I probably even bring XNA(Game Component made by Microsoft) to that Layman Programming project. Managed to get the property working correctly and setting up references layout.

But this program is technically a interpreter of how other people program. When it "compile" it just write the codes for them in C# instead of having them to code it out. And there will be no waste in space unlike Microsoft turning a document to HTML.

But the hard problem is that I have to "pre-write" everything what the component is and what they are for. Also to invent a new model how the information was provided for the components by the user.

One thing I was worrying about is that there is no such thing as C# standard on how you code. For that, I don't know if other people will like my code or going to hate it and flame me.

If you managed to find ANY standard on how to write C# in, please let me know.

I'm going to attempt to do SharpDevelop "standard", you can get the source code of that. I usually use class to class style, but they're doing interface styles. That one will require me to rethink how the code will be structured.

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plope0726 wrote:Try this link

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/15719/C-Sha ... -Practices

Recently I got links from a friend, and here http://www.tiobe.com/content/paperinfo/gemrcsharpcs.pdf

The standard you shown me is very straight on and simplified that one is probably better than the link what my friend shown me.

Thank you for your time!

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I recently found a theory for "previewing" the program that is not yet compiled. Simply using the reflection and methods from the library and implant it to the active forms. The exception is difficult part to Layman programming since it have to be handled carefully. Yep I have about 20% planned it out.

What I listed so far...

1) Write the code for you

2) Open Sourced

3) Everything in Layman Terms

4) Allowing you to preview your program without compiling it

5) Allows multiple windows to design with and interact

6) This interface is almost similar to Flash, but far different at the same time

BerryTheWest wrote:I recently found a theory for "previewing" the program that is not yet compiled. Simply using the reflection and methods from the library and implant it to the active forms. The exception is difficult part to Layman programming since it have to be handled carefully. Yep I have about 20% planned it out.

What I listed so far...

1) Write the code for you

2) Open Sourced

3) Everything in Layman Terms

4) Allowing you to preview your program without compiling it

5) Allows multiple windows to design with and interact

6) This interface is almost similar to Flash, but far different at the same time

HMMM..... Very Interesting. Sounds like an Extremely helpful concept. It would definitely help many clients that need a quick program/project. HMMM....... I would love to help but this sounds to be about as big of a project as a mini OS. I'm still too much of a noob. lol.

Correct me if I'm wrong. But you're trying to make an interface type of coding languge which would respond to such commands like open this file(Filename, etc) to make life easier for people or to just generally make your computer have some cool and unique features.

Either way, this sounds like a nice idea for a project.

Ace101 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong. But you're trying to make an interface type of coding languge which would respond to such commands like open this file(Filename, etc) to make life easier for people or to just generally make your computer have some cool and unique features.

Either way, this sounds like a nice idea for a project.

the way i understand it, he's thinking of something like this:


imagine a level editor in a video game. ya click the button that corresponds to your chosen feature, you place it on the map. now imagine that, but instead of creating maps it creates programs, without having to type a line of code.

PaRaDoX wrote:

Ace101 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong. But you're trying to make an interface type of coding languge which would respond to such commands like open this file(Filename, etc) to make life easier for people or to just generally make your computer have some cool and unique features.

Either way, this sounds like a nice idea for a project.

the way i understand it, he's thinking of something like this:


imagine a level editor in a video game. ya click the button that corresponds to your chosen feature, you place it on the map. now imagine that, but instead of creating maps it creates programs, without having to type a line of code.

Any standard game engine does that.

PaRaDoX wrote:

Ace101 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong. But you're trying to make an interface type of coding languge which would respond to such commands like open this file(Filename, etc) to make life easier for people or to just generally make your computer have some cool and unique features.

Either way, this sounds like a nice idea for a project.

the way i understand it, he's thinking of something like this:


imagine a level editor in a video game. ya click the button that corresponds to your chosen feature, you place it on the map. now imagine that, but instead of creating maps it creates programs, without having to type a line of code.

Paradox got the right idea.

So basically it's a program maker, thats like WYSIWYG?

Ace101 wrote:

PaRaDoX wrote:

Ace101 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong. But you're trying to make an interface type of coding languge which would respond to such commands like open this file(Filename, etc) to make life easier for people or to just generally make your computer have some cool and unique features.

Either way, this sounds like a nice idea for a project.

the way i understand it, he's thinking of something like this:


imagine a level editor in a video game. ya click the button that corresponds to your chosen feature, you place it on the map. now imagine that, but instead of creating maps it creates programs, without having to type a line of code.

Any standard game engine does that.

yes, but its not for a standard game. its for your whole OS. so its just like the editor, but for your programming. you're building the program, not the map/character/etc.

PaRaDoX wrote:

Ace101 wrote:

PaRaDoX wrote: the way i understand it, he's thinking of something like this:


imagine a level editor in a video game. ya click the button that corresponds to your chosen feature, you place it on the map. now imagine that, but instead of creating maps it creates programs, without having to type a line of code.

Any standard game engine does that.

yes, but its not for a standard game. its for your whole OS. so its just like the editor, but for your programming. you're building the program, not the map/character/etc.

If that's the case then please don't confuse the conversation by making useless metaphors, thanks...