| Program Art? |
| Yes |
|
93% |
[ 15 ] |
| No |
|
6% |
[ 1 ] |
|
| Total Votes : 16 |
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KermMartian wrote:
@TheStorm: facepalm.
Someone linked to it in one of the IRC channels I frequent and I couldn't resist posting.
I read it as
div class equals main
span i-d equals marquee
blog! end span end div
(or maybe the last line is
blog! slash span slash div
but it still works
)
TheStorm, wow
calcdude84se wrote:
I read it as
div class equals main
span i-d equals marquee
blog! end span end div
(or maybe the last line is
blog! slash span slash div
but it still works
)
TheStorm, wow
"end-span end-div" is still four syllables, though, is it not?
calcdude84se wrote:
"end-span end-div" is still four syllables, though, is it not?
Art is something that takes practice and talent, as does coding, but that isn't what makes them similar, it is the results that would make it so much alike. The code itself may not look like much, but neither does the paint, pencil, pen, etc. alone. It is the combination that creates the results that we see.
Sonlen wrote:
Art is something that takes practice and talent, as does coding, but that isn't what makes them similar, it is the results that would make it so much alike. The code itself may not look like much, but neither does the paint, pencil, pen, etc. alone. It is the combination that creates the results that we see.
Hey, very nicely put, Sonlen! I like that definition a lot.
KermMartian wrote:
Sonlen wrote:
Art is something that takes practice and talent, as does coding, but that isn't what makes them similar, it is the results that would make it so much alike. The code itself may not look like much, but neither does the paint, pencil, pen, etc. alone. It is the combination that creates the results that we see.
Hey, very nicely put, Sonlen! I like that definition a lot.
In my opinion, that is the definition.
Sonlen wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
Sonlen wrote:
Art is something that takes practice and talent, as does coding, but that isn't what makes them similar, it is the results that would make it so much alike. The code itself may not look like much, but neither does the paint, pencil, pen, etc. alone. It is the combination that creates the results that we see.
Hey, very nicely put, Sonlen! I like that definition a lot.
In my opinion, that is the definition.
I'm so happy my post was cool enough to need a second page!
Seems like everyone here votes yes!
adept wrote:
I'm so happy my post was cool enough to need a second page!
Seems like everyone here votes yes!
How do you even say Kllnohj? (spell it out phonetically for me!)
IMHO programming isn't fully art if we talk about the software produced by doing it. Software designing would be. Programming by itself could probably be some form of art, though, such as some Weregoose pieces of code, for example. It's a different form of art, though.
DJ Omnimaga wrote:
IMHO programming isn't fully art if we talk about the software produced by doing it. Software designing would be. Programming by itself could probably be some form of art, though, such as some Weregoose pieces of code, for example. It's a different form of art, though.
I guess in my personal experiences the design and the coding are one and the same; otherwise I'd just be a code monkey, something that I have less than no interest in becoming. If they were not lumped together, I agree with your point.
@adept: I say it "Killer'noj", where the j has the sound of 'j' in 'job' or 'jack' and 'no' is pronounced like refusal.
How can "no" be pronounced like "refusal"?
merthsoft wrote:
How can "no" be pronounced like "refusal"?
That's not what I said, I said "'no' as in refusal", not "'no' as in 'refusal'". Note the difference.
I still don't understand...
merthsoft wrote:
I still don't understand...
merthsoft wrote:
Oh.
Good, I'm glad we cleared that up. Shall we now return to the topic at hand, programming vs. art?
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