DaWei

You know you're old when you used to brag about how small you could make 'em....

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Kilo

Me and a friend have developed a 4 mb program running with 5-6 DLL's for our work... we call it project ASS (Automated Service System) each DLL resresents a seperate service wether is working with data manipulating data or running multiple queries on access databases. Our newest project is yet another service we are adding onto AutoSS (project ASS). We call it SPADE (Sophisticated programs automating departments everywhere). SPADE is our own little interpreted scripting language.. with functions, keywords and complete error handling. We are quite proud of our work.

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Darkhack

I think the largest project that I have done was my school's website in PHP. I had to make a CMS with an admin panel and stuff so that people could update the site without needing to know how to code a single line of html or php. It's less than 10,000 lines of code though, so it isn't that big. I haven't counted in a while so I can't give an exact number.

I also started an IM Client/Server in C#. I still have the source but it is unusable. I kept getting tripped up at how the server should handle multiple connections. At the time I was considering cycling through an array that held the connections. That seemed inefficent and kind of slow. I put the project on hold until I had more network programming expierence. Maybe one of these days I'll continue where I left off.

Kilo

when i wrote such applications in VB a Socket array handled multiple connections beautifully! One integer with the current amount of connections... whenever a user is detected attempting to connect throw them on the next available socket.

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Jessehk

The largest program I ever wrote was a very badly written brute-force tic-tac-toe AI and game in C++.

I think the source totalled about 1000 lines. It was posted in the finished projects section if anyone is interested.

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Ooble

Largest thing I ever wrote was probably the (unfinished) student management system for my school. However, I'm most proud of www.personalitypictures.co.uk.

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DaWei

Okay, okay, Ooble, but just get rid of that danged pan thangy on that other site. I've replaced 2 keyboards due to barfitis just looking at it.

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Ooble

I didn't write that bit, Rory did. I agree, it sucks. And once it was written, the client liked it.

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DaWei

Well, clients don't have taste, they have wallets. Wallets win.

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Ooble

Shame, ain't it?

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