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Blue's Source Code Fetcher

1.8k views · started by linzblue ·
#2
Glad to see you contributing, no matter how small. Keep it up!
#3
nice :) even though it only works with "http://"
Cool one though :D
#4
Good post. What I call applications like these is the HTTP version of the traditional "hello world" script.

Keep on trucking.
#5
Protozoid wrote:
Good post. What I call applications like these is the HTTP version of the traditional "hello world" script.

Keep on trucking.

Will do :)
#6
bump so I don't have to re-post
#7
linzblue wrote:
bump so I don't have to re-post


Just for extra practice, you should try to update the "Look and feel" of the program, or maybe make it output straight to a text file or something :) It's not too hard, you should try it!
#8
Just for extra practice, you should try to update the "Look and feel" of the program, or maybe make it output straight to a text file or something :) It's not too hard, you should try it!


Sad thing is. This was a long time ago. And I have lost the project. ):
#9
linzblue wrote:
Sad thing is. This was a long time ago. And I have lost the project. ):


You could always try to re-create it, it's a pretty simple project :)
#10
You could always try to re-create it, it's a pretty simple project :)


Yeah it is. Very simple. I might one of these days.(:
#11
Worth having, I guess. Though it's probably easier to teach someone to just press Ctrl-U. You should make it without the eyesore colors. Black-on-white or black-on-silver or black-on-offwhite.
#12
Worth having, I guess. Though it's probably easier to teach someone to just press Ctrl-U. You should make it without the eyesore colors. Black-on-white or black-on-silver or black-on-offwhite.


I made this a long time ago. I am sorry. :/