[Inori]

As many people know, I like making stuff that connects to the internet, be it a scraper, an API, or some server back end that makes me look insane when I try explaining it. Well, since I'm trying to get used to lower-level languages, I made an IRC client in C++ using sockets, threading, and all that fun stuff.

Currently, the UI is super shit, there's still the occasional runtime problem with threads (I think), and you need to hit Ctrl+C twice to quit for some reason, but that will all get sorted out in time. As always, contributions, suggestions, and comments are welcome.

https://github.com/inoriy/luna

[Aeolian]

UI looks like trash.

jks good stuff mate, wish I had time to learn shit.

[mothered]

As with all developments and projects, bugs and functionality Issues are Inevitable.

You can only get better on what needs Improving- that Is, turning the negatives Into positives will make you a better developer/coder. It'll be Interesting to see It In It's completed state.

[Mr.Kurd]

Ok Thanks
I'm waiting the new version

[Bish0pQ]

Looks interesting, don't mind the poor GUI. GUI is most of the times easiest thing to create when all coding is done already. Looking forward to the update.

[BORW3]

As many people know, I like making stuff that connects to the internet, be it a scraper, an API, or some server back end that makes me look insane when I try explaining it. Well, since I'm trying to get used to lower-level languages, I made an IRC client in C++ using sockets, threading, and all that fun stuff.

Currently, the UI is super shit, there's still the occasional runtime problem with threads (I think), and you need to hit Ctrl+C twice to quit for some reason, but that will all get sorted out in time. As always, contributions, suggestions, and comments are welcome.

https://github.com/inoriy/luna

Nice project, I would also like to learn C++ to use it to get closer to hardware. Can you post a tutorials you yourself used to get to this levels?

[Inori]

As many people know, I like making stuff that connects to the internet, be it a scraper, an API, or some server back end that makes me look insane when I try explaining it. Well, since I'm trying to get used to lower-level languages, I made an IRC client in C++ using sockets, threading, and all that fun stuff.

Currently, the UI is super shit, there's still the occasional runtime problem with threads (I think), and you need to hit Ctrl+C twice to quit for some reason, but that will all get sorted out in time. As always, contributions, suggestions, and comments are welcome.

https://github.com/inoriy/luna

Nice project, I would also like to learn C++ to use it to get closer to hardware. Can you post a tutorials you yourself used to get to this levels?

I just read documentation when I needed it. Depending on the project, I sometimes avoid using tutorials at all.

[BORW3]

As many people know, I like making stuff that connects to the internet, be it a scraper, an API, or some server back end that makes me look insane when I try explaining it. Well, since I'm trying to get used to lower-level languages, I made an IRC client in C++ using sockets, threading, and all that fun stuff.

Currently, the UI is super shit, there's still the occasional runtime problem with threads (I think), and you need to hit Ctrl+C twice to quit for some reason, but that will all get sorted out in time. As always, contributions, suggestions, and comments are welcome.

https://github.com/inoriy/luna

Nice project, I would also like to learn C++ to use it to get closer to hardware. Can you post a tutorials you yourself used to get to this levels?

I just read documentation when I needed it. Depending on the project, I sometimes avoid using tutorials at all.

I mean like before you even knew C++, I am not asking about the frameworks... Or you never looked at tutorials to learn the basics?

[Inori]

Nice project, I would also like to learn C++ to use it to get closer to hardware. Can you post a tutorials you yourself used to get to this levels?

I just read documentation when I needed it. Depending on the project, I sometimes avoid using tutorials at all.

I mean like before you even knew C++, I am not asking about the frameworks... Or you never looked at tutorials to learn the basics?

I use tutorialspoint and cplusplus.com for virtually everything.

[phyrrus9]

Neat little idea, and I don't mean to sound like a complete asshole here but you really could've done that a few better ways. Not a bad little project to learn the language though. I suggest you stay away from using so many objects though, and learn how to do it all the hard way.