Hello

[xfce]

Hello all.

I have been floating around the internet looking for porn games like this for a while.
I've seen CTI card sets around, but I didn't know what they where for.

Recently I've been getting into censored porn and found the pur.fi project, witch lead me here.

Everything here is shockingly high quality. I would love to become a part of this community.

I know how to program, so hopefully I can create some CTI2 scripts, or contribute to a CTI client.

[Bou91]

welcome to the party ^^
Programmers seem popular around here, i would not be at all surprised if they find a way to put your talents to use. The community is really nice so i like to hang out but i'm about as useful with programming as a monkey with a typewriter (unless you want a new backround in HTML for your myspace page my skills are unhelpful XD )

[Rothaon]

Hello all.

I have been floating around the internet looking for porn games like this for a while.
I've seen CTI card sets around, but I didn't know what they where for.

Recently I've been getting into censored porn and found the pur.fi project, witch lead me here.

Everything here is shockingly high quality. I would love to become a part of this community.

I know how to program, so hopefully I can create some CTI2 scripts, or contribute to a CTI client.

Programmer <3

Welcome! What do you like programming in? I'm sure we've already covered a few languages :')

[xfce]

Programmer <3

Welcome! What do you like programming in? I'm sure we've already covered a few languages :')

My favorite languages are C, C++, Python, Go, and Scheme.
It's my nice little spice rack of languages that I prefer for different situations.

I work with other languages when I need to. I'm willing to play ball with other languages when they make sense, or I'm contributing to a project.
I also like learning new languages to see how they are good at approaching problems. Like I quite like the way how Clojure uses maps/dictionaries/hash-tables as a replacement for structs. It ends up emphasizing the implicit optional data, rather then in like Swift where you have to explicitly deal with optionals.

A language that I might look into next is Erlang. It's a functional language that has the ability to scale across computers very easily. It also has an interesting mindset around "letting it crash" rather than recovering from errors.

[Rothaon]

I'm already past the point of learning more languages. Although they usually fall close one from another I don't have that much time anymore.

I usually end up using C++ with Qt, C# or C# with Unity depending on what I need.

[vanadium]

Hello and welcome to the CTI community. Another GO user !