can i progam using a laptop?
February 15, 2000 09:30 PM
i think using a laptop would be good for me,when i''m on vaction i could still work on my games,i could program and watch tv at the same time,but i don''t if i can or not.i rather have something portable,so can i program with a laptop or no?
yeah
yeah
122
February 15, 2000 09:43 PM
Of course you can! 
If you get a compiler (vc++ or something) you can even try out your programs.
When I''ve gone on vacation I did some programming to pass the time, but I never brought my computer. I would use pen and paper to program I couldnt test my code but it passed the time during those boring days.
If you get a compiler (vc++ or something) you can even try out your programs.
When I''ve gone on vacation I did some programming to pass the time, but I never brought my computer. I would use pen and paper to program
I couldnt test my code but it passed the time during those boring days.
Just because the church was wrong doesn't mean Galileo wasn't a heretic.It just means he was a heretic who was right.
144
February 15, 2000 10:15 PM
I think he wins the award.
1,256
February 15, 2000 10:29 PM
go ahead and use whatever you want. a laptop isnt a bad idea.
when i first started programming i had to get my friend to compile my code since i didnt have a computer that could support the compiler.
when i first started programming i had to get my friend to compile my code since i didnt have a computer that could support the compiler.
122
February 16, 2000 12:19 AM
Whoever said "no you cant" is an idiot.
Most everyone I know who programs, does it on a laptop if they can. The only exception is going to be alot of your higher-end 3D applications, since there aren''t any really good 3D cards for laptops. Other than that, anything else is perfect on a laptop OR a desktop.
Especially since most places will let you pick the specs on your laptop you want before you buy. Get yourself a good speed with at least 64 megs of RAM and a good-sized hard drive and you''re good to go. Oh, yeah...make sure you get the biggest screen one you can. An extra inch can make alot of difference on a laptop when it comes to programming.
Most everyone I know who programs, does it on a laptop if they can. The only exception is going to be alot of your higher-end 3D applications, since there aren''t any really good 3D cards for laptops. Other than that, anything else is perfect on a laptop OR a desktop.
Especially since most places will let you pick the specs on your laptop you want before you buy. Get yourself a good speed with at least 64 megs of RAM and a good-sized hard drive and you''re good to go. Oh, yeah...make sure you get the biggest screen one you can. An extra inch can make alot of difference on a laptop when it comes to programming.
122
February 16, 2000 01:49 AM
Gromit, ROFL!
Mike Weldon, a.k.a. FalloutBoymweldon@san.rr.com
February 16, 2000 01:16 PM
thanks for your help,i''m gonna get a gateway but i have 2 more questions whats the best 3d card for a laptop and where can i get it?
yeah
122
February 16, 2000 01:42 PM
I use my little Sony to program all the time..however - as for doing it in front of the TV - doesn''t work - to many distractions..You''ll find that hours will go by and you''ll get nothing done...
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