Newbie Programming Forum

[Juridian]

Although it would mean the programming sec forum would see even less traffic than it already does....

I think it would be helpful if we had a 'Newbie Programming Forum' where people could easily find the 'what programming language should I learn' threads and ask questions along the lines of the stl question I answered earlier today that was moved to gcc - http://www.antionline.com/showthread...801#post715801 . It would also be a good place to toss those computer programming class questions that are not really security related.

Maybe pop it up top right next to the Newbie Security Questions forum....

[MrLinus]

Or even a general programming forum. Or perhaps renaming Code Review to Code/Programming discussion so we could have both code created by AO members reviewed as well as discussions that might help members create new programs/apps.

I think it's a good idea.

Now if I can just get some of the Senior members to remember to post general, non-security posts in the non-security forums..

[576869746568617]

I'd go even further by dividing it up kinda like this:

BASIC/Visual Basic/VBScript Programming

C/C++/Java/Javascript Programming

HTML/XML Programming

4GL Programming

Assembler and other Old-School Programming

Perl/Python Programming

Just a thought

[Juridian]

I wouldn't divy it up by language.

I think something along the lines of:

Newbie Programming Questions

Programming Security

Code Review


Would be perfect. Anything beyond this is overkill...not enough people come here and actually post in the code forums to really break it up any further. Most people (including myself) treat Programming Security as a general programming forum...it would be nice however to be able to keep the 'what language should i learn?', basic cs class project questions, and noob programming questions in a noob forum.