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Neophyte to product java code as easily as you would html or the netscape layers styled javascript. amoung it fatures are case insnsativity, new line delimiters, more logic gates, you can change your painting quadrant, drag your widgets, create new classes and threads, and compile into java applications or application applets with both the html, manifst fils, and turnd into a double-click application
Nuclear arsenault is avisual version, so the intelligence i hidden to give the end user a look at what the final product will look like, and menu access to all the functions and complete statistics library. This is a trial good for 10 tries, if you want to continue using it, you can buy the full version for $25. yeah only need 20 000 000 sales to raise 500M, but aloso check out nerdsdepair.com, join for membership or the tools, and help me beat myspace ever so slowly.
Nuclear arsenault is avisual version, so the intelligence i hidden to give the end user a look at what the final product will look like, and menu access to all the functions and complete statistics library. This is a trial good for 10 tries, if you want to continue using it, you can buy the full version for $25. yeah only need 20 000 000 sales to raise 500M, but aloso check out nerdsdepair.com, join for membership or the tools, and help me beat myspace ever so slowly.
What's new in this version:
A ton of new updates, pay attention to the 4 about boxes, it now includes a visual interface, array support, 300 statistics and finance equations, complex numbers, quicktime movies, and a bunch more, the de-encapsulization of methods, a tolerance of minor spelling errors and intelligence, a debugger, bigdecimals, compiles into double clickable applications or applets.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.1 or higher
- 800+mhz, 2Ghz prefered
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Uhmm... - Version: 1.0.1, 3/2/2005 12:50PM PST
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cleetusFreem
You couldn't have tried harder to turn off potential customers with that mess of text. With the gigantic font size, red text color, random formatting and laytout busting sprawl, it looks like the code equivalant of a train wreck.
sorry about the html on this page - Version: 1.0.1, 3/2/2005 12:29PM PST
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neophytesoftware (neophyte software)
this is the compiler for the new mark up language neophyte, which compiles an html-javascript like code and compiles it into java application source code. rather than a default flowlayout seen in html, you must also define the top and left location of a widget.
<application none name=helloworld>
func main() {
<input type=frame text="your first app" x=50 top=50 w=200 hight=200 color=lightblue;}>
<font color="red" size=14 Face="Geneva">
<input type=button text="hello world" x=25 top=50 w=100 hight=30 color="#ffffff" curser=wait onclick={alert("welcome to Neophyte!");}>
}
spelling errors intended.
the code is case insensative, tolerates a few spelling mistakes and variants from other languages, attempts to divine intent, limited dynamic casting. unfortunately many widgets will not take on a new background color by default. you can try:
<application metal name="helloworld">
which will give you a new look and feel, but odds are you'll want the aqua interface.
<application none name=helloworld>
func main() {
<input type=frame text="your first app" x=50 top=50 w=200 hight=200 color=lightblue;}>
<font color="red" size=14 Face="Geneva">
<input type=button text="hello world" x=25 top=50 w=100 hight=30 color="#ffffff" curser=wait onclick={alert("welcome to Neophyte!");}>
}
spelling errors intended.
the code is case insensative, tolerates a few spelling mistakes and variants from other languages, attempts to divine intent, limited dynamic casting. unfortunately many widgets will not take on a new background color by default. you can try:
<application metal name="helloworld">
which will give you a new look and feel, but odds are you'll want the aqua interface.
Some comments would be nice, as well as trying to blog my companies mission which is pretty historic but kind of got censored. well, if you read the 4 extremely long about boxes you'll find out why one person would do such a thing.
Also check out my first blog on my nerdsdespair site. I am trying to archive instances in the media democrating a systematic attack against the nerd class that academically could be elevated to a <a href="http://www.neophytesoftware.org/nerdsdespair/blog.php?save=read&bid=10">crime against humanity</a>. you have to be a member to comment.
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