Looking for Stable Source

Hello, I'm Lucifer [HellTale's Founder] and i'd like to know if any good developer who is on the NosTale's scenario by much more time than me sells or offers an OpenNos' source Emulator with many bugfixes for the CPU's usage that prevent much less lag issues.

Please PM Me on Discord: Lucifer#8990

I would recommend you to learn the basics of programming. I would not recommend C# but programming in general. Start from beginning. Theoretical computer science, mathematics, procedural and object-oriented programming languages.
Try to do multiple little projects (exercises). After that you might learn about distributed processing. It contains socket programming. This is an important part of developing such systems.

Otherwise, searching such things for money is not allowed in this section (see the trading section).

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Originally Posted by IceTrailer I would recommend you to learn the basics of programming. I would not recommend C# but programming in general. Start from beginning. Theoretical computer science, mathematics, procedural and object-oriented programming languages. Try to do multiple little projects (exercises). After that you might learn about distributed processing. It contains socket programming. This is an important part of developing such systems. Otherwise, searching such things for money is not allowed in this section (see the trading section).

Actually im having some issues cause i must do exams for last year of 2nd degree school (im only 19).
Anyways i wish to buy a very well coded source to learn by reading the different strings since I coded many things in 9 months (period that i'm spending from when i started until now) on the Nostale's OpenNos Emulator.

During the holidays i will study with some E-Books on the general basics and advanced language of programming, ty anyways for the reply :)

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Originally Posted by fiamma00 Actually im having some issues cause i must do exams for last year of 2nd degree school (im only 19). Anyways i wish to buy a very well coded source to learn by reading the different strings since I coded many things in 9 months (period that i'm spending from when i started until now) on the Nostale's OpenNos Emulator. During the holidays i will study with some E-Books on the general basics and advanced language of programming, ty anyways for the reply :)

For me programming is learning by doing, I've never seen someone who actually learned programming by "reading code", but since I'm also not that advanced I'd wait for someone elses advice.
(Can't imagine people getting better at doing something by never executing the actualy task)

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Originally Posted by Saber none For me programming is learning by doing, I've never seen someone who actually learned programming by "reading code", but since I'm also not that advanced I'd wait for someone elses advice. (Can't imagine people getting better at doing something by never executing the actualy task)

(°_°)/"/

Im actualy online from 2017 and i never study any program language.

On my school, in computer science, we copied texts to the PC * - *

Actualy, i learn realy so much by only reading my code and watching other people do it.

For example, i watch some Ciapa's opennos code streaming or some how to from youtube.

Now, im able to create new contnent, resolve problem related to what i already have and doing so much stuff by myself.

I always specific im not a DeV cause i didn't study that so is wrong define me a dev but, i think an enthusiast by only reading and understanding why some stuff works can learn rly so much :)

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Originally Posted by Saber none For me programming is learning by doing, I've never seen someone who actually learned programming by "reading code", but since I'm also not that advanced I'd wait for someone elses advice. (Can't imagine people getting better at doing something by never executing the actualy task)

The best way to learn programming is copying from other people while doing.

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Originally Posted by fantasy942 (°_°)/"/ Im actualy online from 2017 and i never study any program language. On my school, in computer science, we copied texts to the PC * - * Actualy, i learn realy so much by only reading my code and watching other people do it. For example, i watch some Ciapa's opennos code streaming or some how to from youtube. Now, im able to create new contnent, resolve problem related to what i already have and doing so much stuff by myself. I always specific im not a DeV cause i didn't study that so is wrong define me a dev but, i think an enthusiast by only reading and understanding why some stuff works can learn rly so much :)

Coding is simple. Programming is not.