Hey since a few of you have been asking what i lost the marks on here is the sections the marks were lost on: GUI: 1 mark Graphical Solution: 1 mark Additional Features: 1 mark Forum: 4 marks Report: 2 marks For context the forum was literllay like a forum style website where i had to post updates on the development. This included descriptions, screenshots etc. I didnt really do it that well. And also the report was a beefy 3k word report on the application. It included a bunch of stuff about it, how it works, how i could improve it and like an analysis of the solutions used etc.
Hi I have a question, can you give us the document of this proyect that you have to do, or maybe somethin equal, so we can practise making the same proyect as you? I hope don't sounds rought, I have dificulties with english, I love the video I like how did you do and the proyect!!!. Thanks for reading me, I hope you answer me
Hey, was wondering if you used any resources which were provided by the university and not just the internet, and if so, if you would be willing to share them. fun little vid :)
Thank you for inspiring me to create my own UA-cam channel. Please check out my work, and I hope I can help many of you. ua-cam.com/video/bkAbBd8g9qk/v-deo.html
I am jealous, your university is giving you good assignments that are actually useful, I am in my last semester and all I got was add two variables, print a pyramid using loops...
I’m going into computer science and you making coding seem possible helps calm my nerves, seeing you do it makes me excited to find ways to solve problems and implement features to solve them
This was by far the most relatable programming video I've ever seen, somehow every fucking semester I manage to find myself learning the whole class just by attempting to do the final project
For the graphical interface, you could've had it send a packet every 1/10th of a second or so while holding down the left mouse button. That way, you're drawing a lot of little straight lines which'll seem like they're a smooth stroke.
Reliving the academic stress and the looming threat of failure in the video makes me appreciate the physical torture I went through joining the trench digging armed forces XD Edit: 91/100 holy shit the narration forshadowed failure, cLiCkBaIt
@@Dummy226 I agree. Im not in uni im in HS but currently working on my Sec+ plus getting better at Java but I could probaly whip this up in a few days. It helps I know encryption(kill me) and networking and socket programming and such.
@@Idkchangethislater same vibes of your CO, telling you to move the 2x2 meters foxhole you spent 6 hours digging, a little bit to the right, under 4 hours because he's, hear me out, being very nice (kill me).
Love your style of editing and great marks you got! And deserved too - given a little more time I'm sure that paint app could have been more how you liked it, but it did the job!
I do really like C#. It's like a Microsoft version of Java, except it feels more modern and lean plus the tooling is nicer. Some of the bundled tools and apps in Windows itself are C# these days as well - if you ever suffered the horrors of old-school Visual C++ (the likes of MFC and so on) you won't miss it. Now that it's cross-platform in various guises, there seems little reason to use Java for new deployments.
While it has some funky points for sure, it still seems like a nice assignment, would've loved if we did stuff like this in college. And solid end result as well.
This reminds me of college assignments which were always more involved. Our networking uni module was a multiple choice and an exam and that was worth 20 credits. Whereas we had an app dev one that was only worth 10 but had a list of requirements as long as the stuff for this lol. I'm glad I'm finished to say the least. You did a really great job of smashing it at the end, well done and well deserved mark!
What course are you doing? It looks really good. I think the line drawing was a great way to handle the collaborative canvas. You could almost just sample the cursor position and send a load of small lines for smoother curves and continuous drawing. Also, the blackboard my marks brings back memories.
@@spectro742 thew course is "computer games programming". and to be honest I really enjoy it lol. And very true thank you for the tip. I might go back into the project and try to improve it :))
For the canvas you could have done a system where: The pixels under your mouse turn to the select pixel when your mouse is held down. That way you can drag to draw. And then every X time you upload the changed pixels to the server. (could also just upload the whole canvas but that would take more data.) Extra: for the mouse, it would be better to paint all the pixels between the position in the last frame and the position in the current frame. If you don't do that, you would start drawing dotted lines if your mouse moves faster than the framerate.
Cool stuff. I had something very similar to do in Uni last year. I had to design an IRC-type chat with a server and a client in C++. I used Qt for the GUI. Honestly I am glad my professor really likes C and C++ because I have no idea what would I do if I was forced to use C#, I refuse to touch anything made by Microsoft. I know you can find ways to develop in C# on Linux, but still, I would feel like i desecrated my OS lol.
C# was my first contact with programming 5 years ago and now I'm on my bachelors for comp engineering, I will die on the hill that C# is one of the best languages along with C :))
For my level 3 assignment they gave me a partially completed application and had us implement the most basic functionality when I actually wanted to create a complex application from scratch
What kind of assignment is that? I have never got anything interesting as what you got out there where can I even find this type of assignments for self-improvement? And most importantly excellent job, making something from scratch in a week and actually smashing the score!
1 week only to do all of this?? Damn your teachers are something else, in my uni they would typically give a month for these kind of projects Edit: especially if it requires a graphic interface
I thought you were learning C# in a week. It looks like you already know C# and you just need to make a project in a week. Love the video tho hahah. Keep it up!
That was amazing. I just want to add that I have two assessment both asking me the same thing. The only problem, one professor want the program being developed by Python and the other in C++. I hope I can survivor at the end of the trimester.
I thought this video was gonna be about you learning csharp in a week. GIRL YOU ALREADY KNOW YOUR JUST SHOWING US BOW YOU DID YOUR ASSIGNMENT. I came here looking to see a method to learn csharp ai yai yai
well .. fuk! I just realized how much I am slacking lately while you pull off such project in just 7 days?!! Damn good job :) Now excuse me, I am going to make my Discord in Elixir/Rust .. expect it done in 15 years or so xD
You had 7 days to make a chat system, shared painting and a game and you passed. I had 7 days to make a "bomb" in assembly and almost failed. IDK if you have to but when we have project like this we also need to do documentation to it which is pretty annoying and most people fail at it.
That’s good you’re starting so early. Most people procrastinate. Start early and then you can move on to more challenging projects while in school. You’ll get a lot more out of it I think.
@@apps9129 ya, Ik plus it's very fun to program as well albeit frustrating sometimes. I am also making a website for a person I know to get experience in web dev, he has given me a few months so I can learn backend and stuff as well. Thanks for the kind words, best of luck to you too!!
god i remember entering a game dev bootcamp but entry require u to pass a javascript coding test I NEVER DONE JS before i had 24 hours to finish everything up and i learned js in a day (not perfectly learned ofc) but i passed i got disqualified in the result because they discovered i lied about having a bachelor degree and im only diploma in multi media college they really hate giving students who are trying a chance huh
hey just a general curiosity here , where did you pick up all the resources that you used to learn socket programming or netowrking i coulnd;'t find it anywhere
that is so cool, I don't know anything about C#, rn Im in my first year and we are working on Java. This was actually really cool to see, and it could open up many other possibilities. Because to be honest, I don't know where I want to go with computer science, I only picked it because some people in my family are majoring in that, so I wanted to see how it is myself. Bc tbh I don't want to be a software engineer and work on code all day, every day. Sit infront of a computer all day long just coding. If there are many other routes I can go with comp sci, pls tell me. Right now, I am just exploring. I know that I can change my major if I dont think that this is the right fit for me. Maybe I need more ideas to open up the possibilities.
which is why we should kill ourselves stores sell ropes ropes can be tied into nooses whats the point if everyone is better and more capable of learning than us
Hey since a few of you have been asking what i lost the marks on here is the sections the marks were lost on:
GUI: 1 mark
Graphical Solution: 1 mark
Additional Features: 1 mark
Forum: 4 marks
Report: 2 marks
For context the forum was literllay like a forum style website where i had to post updates on the development. This included descriptions, screenshots etc. I didnt really do it that well.
And also the report was a beefy 3k word report on the application. It included a bunch of stuff about it, how it works, how i could improve it and like an analysis of the solutions used etc.
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Hi I have a question, can you give us the document of this proyect that you have to do, or maybe somethin equal, so we can practise making the same proyect as you? I hope don't sounds rought, I have dificulties with english, I love the video I like how did you do and the proyect!!!. Thanks for reading me, I hope you answer me
Hey, was wondering if you used any resources which were provided by the university and not just the internet, and if so, if you would be willing to share them. fun little vid :)
Thank you for inspiring me to create my own UA-cam channel. Please check out my work, and I hope I can help many of you. ua-cam.com/video/bkAbBd8g9qk/v-deo.html
I am jealous, your university is giving you good assignments that are actually useful, I am in my last semester and all I got was add two variables, print a pyramid using loops...
you better have aced the test
What is the name of your university
@@Shadow12333 3.72 cgpa
which year?
@@DaMoodz when I was in 2-3 5 semester, I still havent gotten any useful assignments..
I’m going into computer science and you making coding seem possible helps calm my nerves, seeing you do it makes me excited to find ways to solve problems and implement features to solve them
Hopefully I’ll able to be as good as you
Same here, i'm starting this year. It makes me nervous.
@@angryvikzr6244 So how is it so far? I want to try and go into computer science but im hesitating.
Honestly, coding isn't that hard, it's the maths that's hard, man I'm glad I switched from AI to generic CS
This was by far the most relatable programming video I've ever seen, somehow every fucking semester I manage to find myself learning the whole class just by attempting to do the final project
For the graphical interface, you could've had it send a packet every 1/10th of a second or so while holding down the left mouse button. That way, you're drawing a lot of little straight lines which'll seem like they're a smooth stroke.
also, she couldve used little dots instead of straight lines, so they can draw curves
Lot of overhead for such trivial feature. KISS
Reliving the academic stress and the looming threat of failure in the video makes me appreciate the physical torture I went through joining the trench digging armed forces XD
Edit: 91/100 holy shit the narration forshadowed failure, cLiCkBaIt
I feel like there was very little stress here though. She is very good at programming and the assignment wasn't that hard.
@@Dummy226 I agree. Im not in uni im in HS but currently working on my Sec+ plus getting better at Java but I could probaly whip this up in a few days. It helps I know encryption(kill me) and networking and socket programming and such.
…I spent the whole of today cramming 100+ pages of architecture just to find out I have to learn C# and code a project due in 7 days 🤣
@@Idkchangethislater same vibes of your CO, telling you to move the 2x2 meters foxhole you spent 6 hours digging, a little bit to the right, under 4 hours because he's, hear me out, being very nice (kill me).
Love your style of editing and great marks you got! And deserved too - given a little more time I'm sure that paint app could have been more how you liked it, but it did the job!
thank you i really appreciate your comment
"This was a triumph.
I'm making a note here:
HUGE SUCCESS.
It's hard to overstate
my satisfaction."
I see what you did there
I see what you did there
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I do really like C#. It's like a Microsoft version of Java, except it feels more modern and lean plus the tooling is nicer. Some of the bundled tools and apps in Windows itself are C# these days as well - if you ever suffered the horrors of old-school Visual C++ (the likes of MFC and so on) you won't miss it.
Now that it's cross-platform in various guises, there seems little reason to use Java for new deployments.
Very cool application, happy you got the mark!
i can see the stuggle in editing , editing was superb
This is enough to give any college student the thousand yards stare
While it has some funky points for sure, it still seems like a nice assignment, would've loved if we did stuff like this in college.
And solid end result as well.
I really like the way you set up this plit.
Also, great explainer!
👍👍👍
This reminds me of college assignments which were always more involved. Our networking uni module was a multiple choice and an exam and that was worth 20 credits. Whereas we had an app dev one that was only worth 10 but had a list of requirements as long as the stuff for this lol. I'm glad I'm finished to say the least. You did a really great job of smashing it at the end, well done and well deserved mark!
Damn this channel is so good.
What course are you doing? It looks really good. I think the line drawing was a great way to handle the collaborative canvas. You could almost just sample the cursor position and send a load of small lines for smoother curves and continuous drawing.
Also, the blackboard my marks brings back memories.
thank you
@@spectro742 thew course is "computer games programming". and to be honest I really enjoy it lol. And very true thank you for the tip. I might go back into the project and try to improve it :))
@@spectro742 too bad its ran by a woman 😢
@@nameofaname8755 So? Why does that matter
You are not just a programmer but a goddess. Well done : )
For the canvas you could have done a system where:
The pixels under your mouse turn to the select pixel when your mouse is held down.
That way you can drag to draw.
And then every X time you upload the changed pixels to the server.
(could also just upload the whole canvas but that would take more data.)
Extra: for the mouse, it would be better to paint all the pixels between the position in the last frame and the position in the current frame.
If you don't do that, you would start drawing dotted lines if your mouse moves faster than the framerate.
This is a pretty smart solution 👍👍
congrats for not getting kicked out of the university
Brah this thumbnail is really misleading
No way, the UA-cam video named "how to learn c# in a week" was clickbait
@@ItsTempoYT Average unsupervised child detected; opinion discarded
@@CVE42287you got cooked
@@murtajiz545 Get back to class kiddo
@@CVE42287 you are cooked
0:12 I find it ironic you have a teacher who can't even properly go over and re-read them misspelling the word "failed".
Cool stuff. I had something very similar to do in Uni last year. I had to design an IRC-type chat with a server and a client in C++. I used Qt for the GUI. Honestly I am glad my professor really likes C and C++ because I have no idea what would I do if I was forced to use C#, I refuse to touch anything made by Microsoft. I know you can find ways to develop in C# on Linux, but still, I would feel like i desecrated my OS lol.
This was dope, also got some inspiration for my apprenticeship project ^_^ Good luck for the rest of uni!
Gl bro wish u well 🙏
C# was my first contact with programming 5 years ago and now I'm on my bachelors for comp engineering, I will die on the hill that C# is one of the best languages along with C :))
i love how C# creates an instance. it's like chanting a spell; Random random = new random();
For my level 3 assignment they gave me a partially completed application and had us implement the most basic functionality when I actually wanted to create a complex application from scratch
Very much enjoyed this video. Great work 🙂
Seriously, this is a great channel! You deserve the 100K!
Edit:
Pls use more different sounds😂. Always that sliding rock.
thank you. and Yes I need to expand on the sound effects 😅
nahh leave the rocc sound but for the widows(screenshots) use some swoosh sounds
this made me interested in C# networking, ima check it out...
love your authenticity.
That just felt so gratifying/satsifying 😂 (I'm also studying currently and it felt like everything I'm going through in one video, but cuter)
What kind of assignment is that?
I have never got anything interesting as what you got out there
where can I even find this type of assignments for self-improvement?
And most importantly
excellent job, making something from scratch in a week and actually smashing the score!
Good to see your lowering the stakes again- I wouldn't want you to become overly stressed about meeting deadlines or anything.
1 week only to do all of this?? Damn your teachers are something else, in my uni they would typically give a month for these kind of projects
Edit: especially if it requires a graphic interface
She makes this monstrous project sound so simple.
i just loved the way its explained pretty simple and forward damn good video
I just had my Computer networks evaluation done today! And this video shows up on my feed.
Jeez, that is some pretty big requirements for a class. Well done.
Watching this hurt my brain huge respect for u doing this all 🎉
I thought you were learning C# in a week. It looks like you already know C# and you just need to make a project in a week. Love the video tho hahah. Keep it up!
Her voice is really funny to listen to slowed down. But anyways, props. Far beyond my capabilities
That was amazing. I just want to add that I have two assessment both asking me the same thing. The only problem, one professor want the program being developed by Python and the other in C++. I hope I can survivor at the end of the trimester.
Ahah i'm in the exact same boat, I've been tasked with making a VR game in Unity for my dissertation... wish me luck!
I thought this video was gonna be about you learning csharp in a week. GIRL YOU ALREADY KNOW YOUR JUST SHOWING US BOW YOU DID YOUR ASSIGNMENT. I came here looking to see a method to learn csharp ai yai yai
well .. fuk! I just realized how much I am slacking lately while you pull off such project in just 7 days?!!
Damn good job :)
Now excuse me, I am going to make my Discord in Elixir/Rust .. expect it done in 15 years or so xD
"You have fialed" nice man.
this comes up on my recommended literal minutes after I submitted my main java project for this semester lmao
Very cool and insightful video!
Crazy that you were given only a week 😭i woulda shriveled up like a raisin..
Inspiring dedication!
I am going to game dev, but this video making me still possible believe in my self
I like how your packet paint says clients send pp
Gotta need that university name, my college only gives me half-assed assignments
for 7 days this is a really good project i am in my 4th sem and believe me i would have taken atleast 15 days
You had 7 days to make a chat system, shared painting and a game and you passed. I had 7 days to make a "bomb" in assembly and almost failed. IDK if you have to but when we have project like this we also need to do documentation to it which is pretty annoying and most people fail at it.
Relieved that you were not expelled! A toast to one more year of code and anxiety and success!
Then there's my university which makes me write code on a piece of paper.
This is actually great, I would have prolly used SignalR for the whole connection thing 😂
So, I’m not the only one who is struggling with university. Nice to know
Hiii Gabii, nice to see you again
thank you! thanks for watching :)
I can't believe you ONLY got 91% on that!
1:32 that's absolutely decent UI. If I do UI, then it will be worse than that. Coz I only care when it runs well
Some of this was painful to watch tbh 😂 But all in all, good job, it works!
lesgoooooooooooo glad that u make it out alive
0:12 "you have FIALED to hand in your assignment"
Amazing work❤ congrats
well done! As a senior engine, I can see you have a very bright future!
grats on the good grade :) i enjoyed the vid
Batman lego staring with love gif*
I'm going to to to college in 5 years.... nice to know what it'll be like lol! Also, u can definitely get 100k this year!(200k maybe?)
That’s good you’re starting so early. Most people procrastinate. Start early and then you can move on to more challenging projects while in school. You’ll get a lot more out of it I think.
@@apps9129 ya, Ik plus it's very fun to program as well albeit frustrating sometimes. I am also making a website for a person I know to get experience in web dev, he has given me a few months so I can learn backend and stuff as well. Thanks for the kind words, best of luck to you too!!
Imagine Gary watching this video with his cute smile 🙂
Bro i'm in the same ass situation where I have a month to make a full unity game I AM COOKED
That's impressive, I whsh my uni gave more pratctical assignments like this
Ur explaining so fun 😂, keep it
Thanks for the project ideas.
Man I remember learning WPF in uni. Was rough
Super happy for you .
thank you for the tip you have give in video
god
i remember entering a game dev bootcamp but entry require u to pass a javascript coding test
I NEVER DONE JS before
i had 24 hours to finish everything up
and i learned js in a day (not perfectly learned ofc) but i passed
i got disqualified in the result because they discovered i lied about having a bachelor degree and im only diploma in multi media college
they really hate giving students who are trying a chance huh
I got lost one minute in.
Just doing this in python for school. Literally pain D:
"you have fialed to hand in your assignment on time", the one writing this has failed too
That was so great
a really nice and informative video. also kinda funny 😂
Awesome content 🎉 deserves a sub.
I love blackboard.
This gonna be me next year ong
Last few lines was a staged act of suprise hhhh
I had project like this in high school, we had to create virtual server and database with users their data and communication between them
If you still have that document, I'd gladly want to see it (just to see how to begin and what to do)
Can you pleas make more like this it was really good and entertaining
Really well done :D
Noice, watched the whole thing, trust me
If you implemented the Paint feature before the game, you could have made the game Pictionary
hey just a general curiosity here , where did you pick up all the resources that you used to learn socket programming or netowrking i coulnd;'t find it anywhere
I had to do a similar thing for multiplayer programming in staffs first semester
didn't ask
You finished more than an A Level compsci NEA worth of work in 7 days. I’m struggling to program pacman in Python 😂😂
that is so cool, I don't know anything about C#, rn Im in my first year and we are working on Java. This was actually really cool to see, and it could open up many other possibilities. Because to be honest, I don't know where I want to go with computer science, I only picked it because some people in my family are majoring in that, so I wanted to see how it is myself. Bc tbh I don't want to be a software engineer and work on code all day, every day. Sit infront of a computer all day long just coding. If there are many other routes I can go with comp sci, pls tell me. Right now, I am just exploring. I know that I can change my major if I dont think that this is the right fit for me. Maybe I need more ideas to open up the possibilities.
wow you really cheaped out on that last one
Better than I ever will
which is why we should kill ourselves
stores sell ropes
ropes can be tied into nooses
whats the point if everyone is better and more capable of learning than us
Congrats on the great marks! Out of curiosity, what parts did you lose marks on?
Hey thanks. I just left a pinned comment since others asked too :))
Ohhh amazing what are you studying, I want to learn that !!!