I want to make you guys a free bot.

[machinecontrol]

The "Top Services" from here would be very useful, and it has direct links to the submit pages.

 

[super]

social bookmarking would be great

 

[justo_tx]

for my bots, c#

Nice, I'd be interested in seeing the source when you're done if you are so inclined

 

[micker]

for my bots, c#

Doesnt that make for very slow development? I've always found tcl and python the way to go.

 

[mindhunter77]

I need to talk to you about the possibility of getting a bot made, not sure a bot can do what I need but I think it could. Could you PM me with contact information, I cant send pm's yet.

 

[shaggz]

Doesnt that make for very slow development? I've always found tcl and python the way to go.

C# is my favorite bot language. While you are for the most part limited to windows boxes, the dead easy step-thru debugging in visual studio makes things very efficient. Add RegexBuddy to the mix and it is a great platform.

 

[justo_tx]

Doesnt that make for very slow development? I've always found tcl and python the way to go.

If you don't know C#, then yes, development would be slow as fuck. (Feel free to take that sentence and swap "C#" with every single other language available including Python or tcl).

 

[justo_tx]

C# is my favorite bot language. While you are for the most part limited to windows boxes, the dead easy step-thru debugging in visual studio makes things very efficient. Add RegexBuddy to the mix and it is a great platform.

If you get away from UI dependent functionality you can run Mono, but yeah, it's easiest (and you can leverage the newest stuff) on Windows. For people that don't feel the need to turn anything MS touches into some kind of jihad then .NET w/Visual Studio is a damn good development platform.

 

[Bofu2U]

Doesnt that make for very slow development? I've always found tcl and python the way to go.

C# is one of the fastest languages I've used in a while, especially with the threading and memory management it has. All of my spiders/crawlers were in C# until I ported to ruby, consistently doing 5000ish to 10000ish sites/minute without worry.

But you know, now I have Ruby with 2000 concurrently/second It's all about how you optimize code as well.

 

[think]

I never used it but I thought it looked pretty badass
Social Bookmarking Software, Social Bookmarking Tool
it pretty much does everything I can think of...creates accounts, automatic bookmarking, random titles and tags, spiders your sites to get urls to bookmark, randomization, pulling stuff from rss feeds so it looks more real, proxys, user agents, etc.

If you could make something that does all that it would be sweet. That's probably asking too much though...