Omnimaga
General Discussion => Introduce Yourself! => Topic started by: RedHat on November 06, 2013, 10:22:17 pm
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Hey, guys, new here! Just made my first project for the Nspire CX; Super Hexaspire! I love programming, I program almost every device (calculator wise) I can get my hands on. Hope I'll soon build into this community! I currently know lua, C, and BASIC, but maybe some day I'll get down more. See you 'round the forms! 8) http://ourl.ca/19974 (http://ourl.ca/19974).
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Heya and welcome to the forums. :D
What calculators do you have so far by the way? I only have 27 of them D:
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You, sir, have a lot more than me! I don't necessarily collect ti and other calculators (as I don't have the money) but I have the NSpire CX, ti 84 plus silver, ti 30, ti 15, and... that's about it. So to me, only is a bit of a stretch! However, my school has *almost* no restrictions on calculators, so my friends let me borrow there 83's 89's 84 c's original nspire and some others! One of these days, I'll need to test my built programs across different hardware (like NSpire cx vs cas vs grayscale) and so forth, but that won't be happening soon.
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Lol I was kidding about the frowny face but I really have 27 calcs. I got a lot of them for like $10-20 on Ebay, though, and that was when I had a bit more money (I didn't go out as much :P). That said, among those calcs, the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, HP Prime and TI-84 Plus are the ones I use the most lately, although I still use my TI-Nspire CX, Casio PRIZM and FX-9860G from time to time. :)
As for Nspire testing it can be hard, because of how hard TI made it for us. We can use the emulator, but it's not always reliable since it's not the real hardware >.<
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As for Nspire testing it can be hard, because of how hard TI made it for us. We can use the emulator, but it's not always reliable since it's not the real hardware >.<
That ^
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Hey, welcome in here ^_^ Have some peanuts!
!peanuts
And yes, I can confirm, the guy above me really have 27 calcs.
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I love omnimaga peanuts! Thanks, and my gosh that's a lot of calcs! I wish I could program that many XD
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Welcome :D
Good to see another lua programmer :)
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We can use the emulator, but it's not always reliable since it's not the real hardware >.<
Hm, yeah and nah. It's not the real thing but still is of great help to most of the programmers (thanks Goplat!). You just have to learn to live with its shortcomings.:P
Also, welcome RedHat! (wait, isn't that some sort of Linux flavour?)
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Welcome to omnimaga, have some more peanuts:
!peanuts
Also dj, *only* 27 calcs :P
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Also, welcome RedHat! (wait, isn't that some sort of Linux flavour?)
It is, but I tend to either use Puppy Linux or Ubuntu. I actually, almost ironically, have yet to try red hat!
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Doesn't red hat cost money?
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Welcome to omni :) Nice to see another nspire programmer out there. Have some more peanuts
!peanuts
Doesn't red hat cost money?
Yeah red hat costs money.
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Welcome to Omni :)
Nice to see lots of new CX coders here :)
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Welcome RedHat! And your Super Hexasipre looks great, I wish I had an Nspire to try it out!
I got a lot of them for like $10-20 on Ebay, though, and that was when I had a bit more money (I didn't go out as much :P)
Doooooooooood, I'm so going on Ebay right now.