Programming, hacking and more programming !

What I believe is the 'best framework' for website development, or maybe MVC 5 ?

2013-02-09T16:43:00.004+02:00

Recently, I've started to be more interested in web development. I've played around with PHP, quickly shifted to ASP.NET MVC. I like the "out of the box" defaults there, so there are minimal settings required to create a "nice" website. I like the automatic parameter mapper too.

I also started playing with Entity Framework, using its Linq to SQL feature. I like that you don't have to "leave" C# when doing database queries.

What I don't like is the usage of Javascript. I believe it is a redundant, old, bad language we should use "only if we have to". When you write an ASP.NET MVC app, you still have to use jQuery callbacks for Ajax, parsing the JSON and writing too much boring code.

I want to propose a new method, which drops out Javascript, CoffeScript and all other pesky non-C# code you have to write.

We all know you have to write both client-side and server-side code. But why make the code different? Lets say I want to manipulate the DOM. In WebForms, you could do it like in a method similar to WinForms - sending out a new page with the manipulated DOM. I'm also pretty sure you could do it with Ajax instead, which is even nicer. But if you want to manipulate it in client side, you have to write Javascript, which might break the WebForms structure. I don't like that.

Currently, we have technologies which converts .NET (or C#) to Javascript, which also implemented the whole Javascript "browser" library, including jQuery, hard-coded. So now, you write C# who gets JSON from a handler, parse that JSON in C#, and manipulate the DOM accordingly. You have to manually write C# code which is equivalent to $(id).html(...) or such. Basically, you didn't do much.

Lets try making a standard library for the DOM, which will include all features, like WebForms has, which will work both server side and client side. It's basically taking both positive sides from WebForms AND MVC. You will write regular HTML websites, using the Razor syntax. If you, for example, write a Single Page App, and you want some code to run locally, you mark it with [ClientSide], and if you want some code to access the database and such, you mark it with [ServerSide]. Then, if you add an event listener to an OnClick event, it will automatically know whether to simply execute the client side Javascript (converted from C#) or, using Ajax, call the server (asynchronously of course), and do what its response tells you to do (the server might return Javascript to be eval'd). This way, both server side and client side manipulate the DOM using the same codebase, but in different methods completely.

**HTML**
<input id="SearchButton" type="button" value="Hey!" />
<input id="SearchTB" type="text" />

<table id="Results"></table>
[ClientSide]
public void DoSomething()
{
 var button = Buttons.SearchButton;
 button.Style.Left += 10;
 button.Value = "Search";
 button.OnClick += new EventHandler(Search);
}

[ServerSide]
public void Search()
{
 var text = TextBoxes.SearchTB.Value;
 var results = from entry in DB.Entries
      where entry.Name.Contains(text)
      select entry;
 Tables.Results.AddRange(results);
 //an "entry" has: Name, Date, Location ....
 //automatically converted to the columns & rows in the table
}

MathScript may officially be called a language,

2012-02-10T23:56:00.001+02:00

Dear Blogspot readers, hello!
The scripting language I am working on is currently FULLY WORKING.
It has loops, recursions, strings, shit and stuff.
Might have a few bugs, like your mom does.
http://ideone.com/fZotZ

There's a small example I wrote, showing strings, loops, recursion, math power [calculate powers of x + 1] and more.

Math Script rocks!

MathScript Works!

2012-02-04T16:03:00.001+02:00

Yippy! MathScript is up & running. It implements:
Collections & Strings
Awesome Math
Functions
Output to console

http://ideone.com/oc6yU

Language level function:
removeAt - removeAt[Collection, index] will remove it
add - add[Collection, *] will add * to collection. If not collection, will make one
elementAt - elementAt[Collection, *] will return that element
print - print[*] will print *. If it's a collection, it will be printed like one. Strings are collection!
printStr - print[Collection] - while it represent a string. convert each Number to Char and print.
copy - returns a shallow copy of a the first element
digits - digits[number] returns a collection of the digits
if - if[K,LAWL] will do LAWL if K isn't 0
ifnot - ifnot[K, LAWL] will do LAWL if K is 0
goto - will change "currentLine"
isEqual - return 1 if equal
compare - 1 if bigger, -1 if smaller
square - square[*] returns * pow 2
setAt - setAt[collection, *, X] equivelent to collection[*]=X

Look at the awesome example I've put there.
Note: The main thing at MathScript is that you can do stuff like:

function main
{
var a = x
a = a * x + x * (k + b) * (k + x*y*y*y)
print[a]
var x = 2
print[a]
var k = 3
print[a]
var b = 5
print[a]
var y = 123
print[a]
}
Its also on Ideone

MathScript has a heart!

2012-01-30T18:49:00.001+02:00

Hello, my friends!
Today, I am happy announcing that MathScript has its core functions [goto, if, variables]
And its pretty amazing.
Its yet to be too good, but its basically working.
For example, a loop that runs from 0 to 5, each time adding x^i
[so result should be x + x*x + x*x*x + x*x*x*x + x*x*x*x*x]

It also works with user-functions (thats why it asks for 'func's body...)
So you can write: var k = myFucn[2,7*x,8*y*(2+x+8*z)]
Also, you have collections [arrays] that are a list of Expressions, for example:
{5,8*x*a+{2,7,square[2]},9}
and you can access them by elementAt[collection,index]
very fun :)

Is EXPRESSION based programming any good?

2012-01-14T16:28:00.001+02:00

Hello, my friends.
I've came back with a little idea I am going to develop.
I started working on an Expression Simplifier, aka convert "2x(2+5)" to "14x".
Then, I started to think about a scripting language which is based on this concept.
In this environment, there is a difference between variables and unknowns.
In conventional programming, everything has a well-defined value, for example 7 or -15.4. You can abstract any class, struct, array to numbers.
But what if I want to work with algebraic expressions, such as "2x+5"?
Lets say that a variable always begins with a dollar sign ($), like PHP.

var $x = 2x + 5
puts $x //output => 2x + 5
puts $x + x //output => 3x + 5
puts $x FOR x => 1 //output => 7
puts ($x+y) FOR y => [0..3] //output => 2x + 5, 2x + 6, 2x + 7

I'm not so sure if anyone will actually program with it, but it can be a nice project.

Online Bible Secrets

2011-12-09T21:12:00.001+02:00

Online Bible Secrtes

Is a website I built for you to search the bible. Please support it by visiting it. Thank you!

Dynamically write a function and execute it in memory, in C. [or any other compiled]

2011-11-23T21:17:00.001+02:00

Hey guys!
This is a quick post regarding some cool functionality in C.
Please, look at this code:

(if its small, click on it.)

Here, we have function called k, that simply returns 15.
Its assembly is something like "mov eax, 15; push eax; jump back to previous location at the code"
At the main function, we copy it fully to another dynamically allocated memory, while changing every 15 value to 666.
Then, by using some of C's features, we dynamically call the "function" from that place at the memory.

Some notes:
If I wouldn't access that place as a int (void), it will give a stack error, although it will compile.
As you probably know, assembly is expressed as a numerical value, and the 15 value is also saved somewhere there. If there is an operation that is equal to the numeric value of 15, and it will be changed, the code will probably stop working, and crash at runtime.
You cannot change the actual code of k, because windows doesn't allow of changing the code written at the hard drive at runtime.

2D Physics Engine, by the awesome Mark.

2011-11-22T22:12:00.001+02:00

Hello guys, long time no seen.
Its a while now I'm at school and I don't have too much time for free-form programming and posting at this blog, so, apparently, you have to excuse me for this.
I do check my email daily though, so if you have anything to say, I'm listening.

I'm working on a 2D physics engine at the moment.
Its based on the fact that every 2D body can be expressed as a collection of points connected by a line.

Then, each collision with a line will be converted with two "forces", each on each point connected to the line, by the right ratio.

Its obviously not finished, but the movement and collision detection is somewhat working.

I will probably post again with a video or a download, and more explanations.

Parametric sinus function - animated !

2011-09-28T01:18:00.001+03:00

I found out, that if you change K in the parametric function x=Sin(t); y= Sin(kt) even by a tiny bit [0.00001] it changes the graph dramatically.
So, why not animate it ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq0Cjx3IiiE

Update on FuckScript.

2011-09-17T18:34:00.000+03:00

After a lot of thinking, because I did not make 'Arrays' in AHP [you could make the functionality, but it required more code] - I had to either add arrays or overcome it by writing the extra code [AHP code] so it will work.

New way:
var _arr
malloc _arr, size
mov _arr<index>, value

Old way:
var _arr
malloc _arr, size
mov _tmp, _arr
add _tmp, index
mov [_tmp], value

Also, the array thingy is recursive, so you can write:
mov [_t<[_t<[bx<cl<[_t<[_t<[bx<[ah<[5]>]>]>]>]>>]>]>], value
and it'll mean:

_t < _t < Register Full B register < Register Low C register < _t < _t < Register Full B register < Register High A register < 5 as a pointer > as a pointer. > as a pointer. > as a pointer. > as a pointer. > > as a pointer. > as a pointer. > as a pointer.

(It's just a ToString I made for debugging purposes. its accurate.)

Wanna play with it ? Go on!

http://ideone.com/pUiJO

Little demo of FuckScript [FS]

2011-09-16T17:01:00.002+03:00

Hey!
This little program here gets a string that is a mathematical expression (variables are OK!) - and parses it to AHP.

The brackets are a MUST, as it doesn't know the mathematical rules for arithmetics yet.
Some demos:

FuckScript - Apparently, I would like to fuck php in the ass.

2011-09-16T14:49:00.001+03:00

Hey pals!

I'm working on a scripting language called FuckScript, which will be 'compiled' to AHP and then run. then, you can fuck php as much as you like.

Why ?

Because HLL [high level languages] are compiled to 'machine code' - and it can be represented as assembly [which is pretty close to AHP, at the programmers level] - so I'm making a language which will be converted to AHP.

AKA: FuckScript [FS] => Assembly for Hyperactive People [AHP] => C# => Machine Code

This is awesome :)

Hey! I'm back ! With a little story and a little ad for a friend.

2011-09-05T22:12:00.001+03:00

So hi.

As school started I didn't have enough time to work on my projects, and I also started to learn PHP (which is actually pretty cool, it's even easier than C#).

I have to say that WebMatrix gives me a hard time and I hate it.

Im in my new school, about 4 days here, and it's nice.
Im out of my damn religious-antiarabs-phanats-republican school, and not having to listen to prayrs everyday is nice.

So, my friend NieXrlaM, opened a forum for his (VB.NET lol) botting program for SA:MP, and somewhat abused that oppertunity to open a computer forum.

Please visit it - http://niex.org/forum - I promise you that all the stupid computer stuff will be there.
Edit: We've got Hosting! http://niex.org/forum

Tic Tac Toe Artificial Intelligance (Or maybe - Idiotism?)

2011-08-19T01:10:00.000+03:00

Hey people!
I'm back from a three day camp, and I actually though out my tic tac toe AI there - it got to me that I need to take the average rank and not the sum of the rank of each branch in the tree game.
Its far from finished (because its slow as fuck and takes shit loads of memory) - but, it pretty much works based on the rank details you give it.

Here is a WIN ranked hierarchy - basically both sides want to win:
http://pastebin.com/VPCPv0RS

Here is a LOSE ranked hierarchy - both sides are turned on by loosing:
http://pastebin.com/JGDM5kwg

Soon the code will be posted ;)

Boolean Algebra - How does the seven segment display works?

2011-08-13T01:54:00.001+03:00

Do you know what is a Seven Segment Display and how it works?
Well - basically - it has 7 different boolean functions for each segment.
Each function can be stored as a number - that number is interpreted to binary and then used as a Truth Table.

A function with N parameters can have a maximum number of 2^N variations.
For example - a two parameter (lets say - A and B) can have four different functions - and they are called OR, AND, XOR, NAND.
You can look up their truth tables in Wikipedia.

Basically what I did was - draw all digits (0 to 9) on a paper by the 7 segment display syntax - then made up a truth table for each segment for each four bits that represent a decimal number. (Did not do for hexadecimal - but take it as homework)
For example - the centered segment - its boolean function ID is 892 in decimal.
If you convert it to binary - you get 1101111100 - and if you read it right to left - while 1 represent TRUE and 0 represent FALSE - you can see that it answers the question 'is the center segment on for digit N' - you see that its not on for neither 0, 1 or 7, but is on for all other digits.

Then I used Wolfram Mathematica 8 (which I'll have another post about it soon) to get a boolean function that C# can read.
892 for 4 parameters is (a && !b && !c) || (!a && b && !c) || (!a && !b && c) || (!a && c && !d) .
Than - I did it for each segement and heres the data I got:
Center:
(a && !b && !c) || (!a && b && !c) || (!a && !b && c) || (!a && c && !d); //892
Top:
(a && !b && !c) || (!a && b && d) || (!a && c) || (!b && !c && !d); //1005
Bottom:
(a && !b && !c) || (!a && b && !c && d) || (!a && !b && c) || (!a && c && !d) || (!b && !c && !d); //877
Top Left:
(a && !b && !c) || (!a && b) || (!b && !c && !d); //1009
Bottom Left:
(!a && !b && !d) || (!a && c && !d) || (!b && !c && !d); //325
Top Right:
(!a && !b) || (!a && c && d) || (!a && !c && !d) || (!b && !c); //927
Bottom Right:
(!a && b) || (!a && d) || (!b && !c); //1019

Than I made some string manipulating and got this:

And if you usually don't read the posts but look at the pretty pictures - ITS NOT MADE WITH A BIG SWITCH STATEMENT.
Its made like this:

A new domain, a new world ! :)

2011-08-10T17:59:00.002+03:00

So, we switced from marksawsome.blogspot.com to http://haxordotnet.blogspot.com/.
Wish me luck here.
Also - check this AWESOME HTML5 thingy!!!
http://haxordotnet.blogspot.com/view

Complex (or Imaginary) calculator in C# - free download numbers

2011-08-10T16:51:00.001+03:00

Yea yea, whine about the micro SEO I'm doing in my website. Hacking in .NET and C# are awesome.
Also - my computer is amazing.
I am very sorry about this.

So - basically - I used some shitty formulas and fucked Microsoft Math (or Mathematics) to the ground.
Then I used Visual's Studio amazing capabilities and wrote the code which you can download - Complex numbers Calculator.

A compiler in C#, for C#. AKA Dynamic compiling via C# - something cool that I made.

2011-08-08T01:49:00.003+03:00

Hello, ladies and gentleman, today we'll be discussing (or actually - me just pissing you guys off) Dynamic Compiling.
Well - actually I just wanna show you this piece of code I made:

As you see in this image (with my advanced artistic skills) - we basically write a whole CS program, compile it with MyCompiler.exe to myAssembly.exe, than we run myAssembly.exe and it writes the output to out.txt.
(For those who don't know - you can do Console.SetOut(TextWriter) for this action)
So, you ask, why the fuck do we need it anyway ?
Well - there's a lot of applications for this - but the most important one I can think of it Dynamic, light, on-the-go compiling.

static string AddCustomCode(string sourcecode)
  {
      int indexofMain = sourcecode.IndexOf('{', sourcecode.IndexOf("Main"));
            int lastBraces = indexofMain + 1;
            int bracesCount = 1;
            for (; lastBraces < sourcecode.Length && bracesCount > 0; ++lastBraces)
                if (sourcecode[lastBraces] == '{')
                    bracesCount++;
                else if (sourcecode[lastBraces] == '}')
                    bracesCount--;
            lastBraces--;
            sourcecode = sourcecode.Insert(lastBraces, "tw.Flush();").Insert(indexofMain + 1, @"TextWriter tw = new StreamWriter(@""out.txt"");Console.SetOut(tw);");
   return sourcecode;
  }
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            CSharpCodeProvider myCodeProvider = new CSharpCodeProvider();
            var myCodeCompiler = myCodeProvider.CreateCompiler();
            String [] referenceAssemblies = {"System.dll"};
            string myAssemblyName = "myAssembly.exe";
            CompilerParameters myCompilerParameters = new CompilerParameters(referenceAssemblies, myAssemblyName);
            myCompilerParameters.GenerateExecutable = true;
            myCompilerParameters.GenerateInMemory = true;
            string sourcecode = AddCustomCode(File.ReadAllText("code.cs"));
            CompilerResults myCompilerResults = myCodeCompiler.CompileAssemblyFromSource(myCompilerParameters, sourcecode);
            foreach (var k in myCompilerResults.Errors)
                Console.WriteLine(k.ToString());
        }

Just look at how advanced are the tools that Microsoft gave us.
(Yes, I added the SetOut code in an ugly way.)
Use at your own risk!

Assembly for Hyperactive People IDE & Interpreter & Runner is (somewhat) finished.

2011-08-05T21:07:00.005+03:00

Hey guys !
I'm finished working on my Assembly for Hyperactive People - for now.
Its capable to do those operations:
Conditions, loops, jump statements, stack manipulation, functions (with stack & jump), variables, 4 preset registers, pointers, write a number or a character, arrays (malloc), freevar and free (free's malloc), and probably some other stuff I have forgotten.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tdeoj8lcdxtr51i/AssemblyEmulator.rarThe debugger is still not complete - but it does show values and allows step-by-step debugging and breakpoints.

If you want the source code, please message me

How fast can you type ? I made an autotyper bot for this website...

2011-08-03T22:27:00.003+03:00

Hey !
Do you know this website ?
Well - you should try it out. Check how fast you can type.
Its probably around 40~70 words per minute.
But I can type 30 characters per second (AKA 300 words per minute) !

Yes - I am a monster who can click that much keys each second.
Actually I'm not.
But I am the monster who can write 10 lines of C#.
Actually - SendKeys with IE7 did too many mistakes (YES!) so I got IE9 for it.

Used WatiN. Just wanted to share

I did not sleep at all last night even after a pill - so I coded a bit.

2011-07-31T19:03:00.002+03:00

Hi guys!
I had a rough day - but you don't give a shit anyway so I wont talk about it.
I actually implemented break points and fixed shit loads of bugs, bug the IDE is still buggy and I'm working at it.

Project Euler problem 2 solution in AHP.
Haha

Small delay with AHP

2011-07-30T01:28:00.003+03:00

Hey ! A friend of my mom asked me to SEO he's website. So AHP development progress will be paused.
Also - I'm implemanting some SEO here because this website is about hacking and programming.
Yes, this is very nice indeed to have the knowledge to program.
Haha it was fun :O
BTW - here is the website about buses and shit http://www.dortours.co.il/
Going there will make me happy :3
I'd be back on my project in a couple of days, farewell !

So I got a Syntax Highlighter after the one I made failed. Also made labels, jump and compare statements.

2011-07-29T02:11:00.003+03:00

Hey guys!
So I made alot of stuff, like compare, jump, push \ pop statements, and also labels.
All the commands:

mov, add, sub, mul, div, cmp, push, pop, ref, jmp, je, jne, jg, jge, jl, jle, shw, var, freevar, free, malloc, nop

For those who know assembly its somewhat familiar. (aka push, pop, jmp, cmp, nop)
But there's still some stuff you won't like ref param1, param2 which sets param1 to the address of variable param2.
or malloc which is very similar with C's malloc - malloc param1, param2 (default = 1) frees param2 sequential memory and sets param1 to the first location.
free param1, param2 (default = 1) -> frees param2 sequential memory starting at param1.
freevar - after making a variable with var _name, you can remove it by calling freevar _var

At the program above I calculated the sum of all numbers up to 5241.
ALSO - I changed all SHORT's in the program to int - we don't REALLY need exact assembly right ? its still a scripting language :)

*NOTE That syntax highlighter also has auto completion for commands and registers (AX etc).
I MIGHT be adding support for auto completion of variables, but it's not likely

Assembly++ - A new scripting language from Mark !

2011-07-27T23:27:00.004+03:00

So hi !
I've started learning assembly a while ago.
And I saw that it's very hard.
I also started learning some scripting languages (AKA Mathematica) and saw that they are slow.
So - I'm making an exotic language that takes both disadvantages and put them in one language !
I call it - Assembly++ - said as Ass-em-b-li- plus plus.
EDIT: Ok, so Heny (a noob on the internet) gave me a better idea for a name:
Assembly for Hyperactive People - or AHP - PHP's sister. haha

I'm tired of all those stigma's - 'its so lightweight and fast!' 'so easy and fast to learn!'
NO MORE !!!
My language is both slow and heavy, and it is hard to learn and difficult to maintain.

Do - basically I'm not posting the source yet (as I call it pre-alpha-development version)
But I'ma give you a teaser:

I'm working on labels (AKA CALL STACK) and conditions (a.k.a CMP and jmp) which is also loops.
Commands:
POP, PUSH, MOV, ADD, MUL, DIV, DEC, VAR, FREE
VAR means 'a new dynamic variable, please allocate memory'
FREE means 'this variable is no longer use, free this memory'
There's no 'compiling' errors.
All errors are exceptions at run-time, so basically you can dynamically allocate memory for variables and remove that memory etc.
Thats it ?
Thank you guys!
Hopefully tomorrow I'll AT LEAST add labels.
P.S - It's very easy to make a debugger for this thingy because 'Memory' is actually a List of short. so laught with me :)

WOOT ! MapleServer has walked another step !

2011-07-26T18:31:00.002+03:00

Hi sinners!
As you know (from a previous post) I'm working on a MapleStory Server.
It was actually stopped for a while but about three days ago I continued working on it with a friend.

So - basically every packet that maple sends or receives is encrypted in AES and something that nexon invented (which is totally gay).
After two days of trying to find out what the hell happens there we though - lets just use a fucking DLL.
So we got the DLL etc, and after some time figuring out why doesn't maple uses the right IV's etc - we figured out what we need to.
And - here's the result: (After reverse engineering the decrypted packet) (click to view in full resolution)