Learn to program Amiga applications and games in #AmigaE

[klx300r]

one day when I have some spare time, which basically means when my kids are in universtiy and/or I retire and/or my wife stops adding to the 'todo list' I'll get into that programming book I bought back in 1993:laughing:

@ Cammy

It's nice to be young & full of enthusiasm so keep going strong with your plans and dreams and hope life doesn't catch up to you one day :-)

[fishy_fiz]

@J-Golden

It's not so much that its great (although most people tend to like it once they delve into it), just that it's become one of the defacto gui toolkits used for amiga os, and as such a lot of software uses it for thier gui functionality.
You can run it without paying anything still, just some of the more "advanced" options arent user defnable, and as such a person will be a little more limited with what they can customise to thier liking.

[jj]

http://teleinfo.pb.bialystok.pl/~krashan/software/chocolate/

 
Forgot about that, will have to give it a try

[EDanaII]

Please explain me this "refactoring" concept.  What am I missing out on?!??

Refactoring is the computer engineering concept that once you are done coding your program you're still not done coding your program. It's the idea that you go back to your code, make it more efficient, easier to read, simpler to understand.

In Visual Studio, it's expressed by the ability to rename variables across projects, extract methods or interfaces from classes, encapsulate fields, remove or reorder parameters.

Basically, you "clean up" your code.