[Oni]

You cant blame me for suggesting it, isnt that why you have this section for suggestions?

Im not saying this like 'do or die, obey my commands' but if your not going to listen to suggestions, why not just screw away this entire forum part?

To be very exact, i wasnt suggesting it for the technology part, but for the 'coding and design' part.

You have support for VB net framework and visual basic, assembly, C and C++, Java, JVM and JRE, PHP and Python.

And no. You dont have to include anything at all, you have the power to decide. But SQL is a very potential attraction magnet, much better than others, and if youre just gonna ignore that, so be the loss of this forum.

Perhaps I misinterpreted.

If you mean a section for regular SQL usage (outside of security), that might belong more in the PHP development section. Generally speaking, we only add traditional programming languages to that tab.

Okay, well, SQL IS a programming language in every way shape and form.

I dont mentaion this to mock the forum, i do it because im eager to learn, and yes, im a bit greedy but
in a good and healthy way. If I can help you make the forum better in a way it suits me and my ends,
it will be better for everyone.

*Edit: SQL is MANDATORY for successful cracking with john the ripper and hydra, and also works very well with Metasploit.

I wouldn't consider SQL a traditional programming language in the same sense as the others listed under Coding. The usage is much different than say, something like PHP or C++. Generally speaking, you can't write a game or application in strictly SQL, as that's not what it's for.

A game or application might use an SQL database, but it will use other languages to facilitate that (i.e. PHP or C++). That's why I'd recommend posting under the other subforums. I'd argue SQL is generally used with the other languages we have listed.

The tools you mention would fall under the scope of the Technology section.