Spuzzum wrote:
Good point, but most Perl and C++ libraries are free to use. Most C++ libraries are probably not free...most Perl libraries probably are. | |
Why wouldnt the 'good' coders still not look around these boards? *shrug* And actually politely asking the decent coders one knows is also prolly another way to get around that ^_^
Just my bit ^^ too bad Im too broke to sub ;; Elorien | |
Question (This doesnt apply to me cuz I dont think Ill ever be able to put together a demo or library, my bent seems to be designing, not coding) but would it maybe be possible for non-subscribed people to submit a demo/library to byondscape, and recieve maybe a single months subscription?
Stuff that you take 'conditionally' wouldnt have to work for this, but I mean for fully functional, well thought out libraries. It might help some byond coders a touch. I dont have the money to subscribe, and Im 22 @.@ I know that a lot of decent coders are -much- younger then that *L* Maybe make it a one time only thing just so you can get em hooked with a look of 'the inside' ^_~ Just a thought @.@ I have too many of them sometimes. Elorien | |
Question (This doesnt apply to me cuz I dont think Ill ever be able to put together a demo or library, my bent seems to be designing, not coding) but would it maybe be possible for non-subscribed people to submit a demo/library to byondscape, and recieve maybe a single months subscription? Sure. That'd be only fair! | |
Actually, have you ever browsed a 3D engines site for C++? The vast majority of third-party C++ libraries are shareware.