A list of all programming languages known to be known by members on here and the tools needed for them.


Unsupported languages

Python
Official Python site

Perl
Official Perl site
ActivePerl - Another Perl build that can be installed on Win32.

SCI
SCI Studio

ASP
Official Asp site

Wintermute
Official Wintermute site


Feel free to complete the list :ok:

What about the .NET languages?

C# / Visual Basic.NET
.NET Framework 1.1 SDK - Required
Visual Studio .NET 2003 - To be bought
SharpDevelop - Open Source IDE
C# Builder - Personal edition free for personal use

And Also...

Python
Official Python site

Perl
Official Perl site
ActivePerl - Another Perl build that can be installed on Win32.

PHP
Official PHP site
Eclipse - Actually a Java IDE but with good plugins one being...
PHP Eclipse - PHP Plugin for Eclipse IDE

And one more maybe...

Pascal
Free Pascal site
TMT Pascal site
Turbo Pascal 5.5 - Classic pascal directly from Borland. Also links to other development tools from their past.

Oops, forgot to post I added them, it seems. Anyways...

Added :ok:

In case anyone would have Delphi-questions feel free to ask and I'll try my best to answer. Not an essential but a great site for Delphi-components is http://www.torry.net (It has free components to download for everything you can imagine (which includes games of course))

1. What's difference batween a Suppoertd and an Unsupported language?
2. Where can I download Pascal?

Supported are the languages of which it's known that at least one member of Abandonia knows it and is able to help others out with it. Unsupported is those languages that're worth checking out anyways, but of which it's either unknown that anybody here knows his way around in it, or that just nobody knows that.

Then put Pascal into Supported list! :ok:

Done, and placed PHP under Supported too. Dunno how that ended up under Unsupported :blink:

You should put DEV-Pascal on the list becouse it is free like DEV-C++. :ph34r:

Sorry, JCreator sucks (my personal opinion).

Well not trying to start and "IDE war" or anything but if you want to give some justice to java programmers might as well add Eclipse, NetBeans, and JEdit under the list of "IDEs"