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Popularity - Yung Lean - 05-07-2014

My question is Why AutoIT is not such a popular programming language ?


RE: Popularity - bluedog.tar.gz - 05-07-2014

(05-07-2014, 02:00 AM)Clevaro Wrote: My question is Why AutoIT is not such a popular programming language ?

Can't tell, even I have used it for some stuff.


RE: Popularity - The Real Slim Shady - 05-07-2014

Well, quite frankly I had never heard of it until I joined this site.

Which says a lot imo because over the past 15 years I have messed with and played around with A LOT of programming and scripting languages including more obscure languages like D and Pike.

But really, from what i know of the language i am not sure what it purports to offer that other existing technologies do not. So why would people use it?


RE: Popularity - Ligeti - 05-07-2014

I agree with @Geoff...

Plus the fact it is Microsoft! I personally don't care much about anything made by Microsoft or Oracle.

Peace.


RE: Popularity - 1234hotmaster - 05-10-2014

I don't think scripting languages are all that famous.


RE: Popularity - The Real Slim Shady - 05-10-2014

(05-10-2014, 05:50 AM)1234hotmaster Wrote: I don't think scripting languages are all that famous.

PHP?? Javascript?? Python? Ruby? Perl? bash? asp? ...

http://langpop.com/


RE: Popularity - 1234hotmaster - 05-14-2014

Meant to say Application development mostly for automation such as AutoHotKey or AutoIt, my bad.


RE: Popularity - Inori - 05-15-2014

(05-07-2014, 05:09 AM)Geoff Wrote: Well, quite frankly I had never heard of it until I joined this site.

Which says a lot imo because over the past 15 years I have messed with and played around with A LOT of programming and scripting languages including more obscure languages like D and Pike.

But really, from what i know of the language i am not sure what it purports to offer that other existing technologies do not. So why would people use it?
D? Pike? Whaa.. Crap, now I'm interested.:Nerd:


RE: Popularity - The Real Slim Shady - 05-15-2014

(05-15-2014, 03:28 AM)Lorax Wrote: D? Pike? Whaa.. Crap, now I'm interested.:Nerd:

Google is your friend. I dont actually code in these languages... but there was a period about 8-10 years ago when I became interested in more obscure coding languages and specifically sought out uncommon languages. I did learn the basic syntaxes and some of the details of the languages but I never developed anything in them really.


RE: Popularity - Inori - 05-15-2014

(05-15-2014, 03:41 AM)Geoff Wrote:
(05-15-2014, 03:28 AM)Lorax Wrote: D? Pike? Whaa.. Crap, now I'm interested.:Nerd:

Google is your friend. I dont actually code in these languages... but there was a period about 8-10 years ago when I became interested in more obscure coding languages and specifically sought out uncommon languages. I did learn the basic syntaxes and some of the details of the languages but I never developed anything in them really.

I'll check them out. Sounds fun.