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I made a program in VB6 years ago that can make much the same images. But these are just computer generated by random. Probably would end up being a slug or something. http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCod e.asp?txtCodeId=32601&lngWId=1

It's already been done. Planet Source Code does this already, and it's been around for ages. You can find code examples and complete projects.

Then for projects in the .NET set there are a number of online translators that do C#VB.NET. Very good for moving code between different types of projects.

Now, something that would be truely useful would be a service that would do translations from a wider variety languages.

I would have thought that by now this problem wouldn't still be as bad as it was 20 years ago. I think if your looking for alternate resources to learn then you have chosen the right approach. Get out there and ask! The internet is full of information. I read one post that said you should try to narrow down what your looking for and I agree. Technology is a term that covers a universe of opportunity. Whether you looking to learn coding, hardware, electronics circuitry, or whatever YOU find interesting. You can also join groups of people just like yourself on the net that take on small projects in the spirit of learning. I could sit here all day and dig up links for you but I'll just offer up these. http://www.w3schools.com/ http://planetsourcecode.com/ Do you already know what direction you want to go in?

VB6 is a dream to program with. I use it on a daily basis. My code. VB gives me so much power and is much easier than C++. You claim it's a pox, yet give no reasons why. It's the easiest thing to make programs on, and if you dont want VB 'Virus' then just delete the vb runtime dll and you're immune

I'm next

A friend just told me I was /.ed. Sorry that the site is on such a slow line, I'll be moving it to a faster one tomorrow.

As for the name, it's open if you can read it. If you are trying to get code for commercial software, check out planet source code. I might change the default license in the near future, but it isn't very likely. Submissions can specify their license of choice in their comments.

Email me with any suggestions, complaints, burning garbage, or offers of endorsement.

Sounds scarily like some of the browsers you get on PSC which are just the IE control bundled in with the QuickTime control, etc etc. If he has actually made this, it'll probably be for Windows anyway...

I thought JSP, Servlets and MySQL had some good JSP and MySQL content in it.

If you're looking to learn PHP, you should check out the documentation on PHP.net.

If you want to learn ASP, try Planet Source Code.

Step one is to decide on the platform and language you want to learn first. They all have their advantages and disadvantages.

Books and documentation sites are great for reference, but I like to see code, expand upon and snip it. Planet Source Code has a bunch nicely organized with user ratings.

You can access ADO as a COM object as well.

If you're running apache, you could have your web site display e-mail addresses as graphics. You could have it match the same fonts your site is using, so it would look like normal test but a spide couldn't read it.

Sample PHP Script

I admit VB isn't great, but it doesn't suck.

You wanna see what VB can do? Go to Planet Source Code, go to the VB section, and search for eye3D.

That's what I was going to use. BUT, LIKE I SAID, I AM RESTARTING IN C++.