Contact!
+ +
+ + My name is Justyna Ilczuk. I study applied physics at Warsaw University of Technology. I'm in my second year there. + For more info, look at my home page. +
++ Use this email adress justyna [dot] ilczuk [at] gmail [dot] com +
+Examples!
+First example is...
+
+println("I start program by assigning 0 to x");
+x = 0;
+println("Then I declare a table, which is not obligatory");
+array t[100];
+println("After that I fill the table like that:");
+
+while (x < 10)
+{
+ print("Index: ", x);
+ t[x] = 3*x;
+ println(", value: ", t[x]);
+ x = x + 1;
+}
+
+println("Pretty simple isn't it?");
+
+
+ +I start program by assigning 0 to x +Then I declare a table, which is not obligatory +After that I fill the table like that: +Index: 0, value: 0 +Index: 1, value: 3 +Index: 2, value: 6 +Index: 3, value: 9 +Index: 4, value: 12 +Index: 5, value: 15 +Index: 6, value: 18 +Index: 7, value: 21 +Index: 8, value: 24 +Index: 9, value: 27 +Pretty simple isn't it? ++ +
+  }})
What can I say about sencha? It's a lot of fun writing it. Lots of pain and satisfaction. Work is still in progress. I don't even know, how it would finally be like. But I am very open for suggestions, however I want to keep it as simple as possible as comfy to dive into as possible. It is interpreted, can be interactive. Written in C++.
-Sencha!
+Lots can be said.
Source!
+You can view source code here + It's a git repository and code there is always up to date. You can also search branches and older revision. + Downloads is free. +
It's a great idea. If you want to add something, you should :)