Why are you using GUI?

Why do you prefer GUI instead of JASS?

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jnZ

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This is just a simple poll to let everyone know why people are using GUI.
I am creating this poll because i see many people who think that all GUI'ers only use GUI because they are to lazy to learn jass (in my case thats true but however ^^). So lets do the polling
 
jnZ

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there are many great turtorials out there, just check "What is JASS (and how to learn it)?" one of the stickys in this forum
 
jnZ

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btw thist poll does not refer to some simple initialization or things like that. i know for some things is just no reason to be coded in jass
 
jnZ

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even if people vote for something else, i really think most are just to lazy to learn jass or even are to lazy to inform themselfes about the advantages of jass.
 
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you mean it? if you know how to use jass its far easier than using GUI? jass looks just so complex and hard to understand
 
UndeadDragon

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Arithmetic in JASS is so simple compared to GUI.
 
juty

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Because I am just to lazy to learn jass that and i learned GUI by myself and got board with wcf3 and leaft the game :p now i do nothing xD
 
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because all such codes reminds me c++ where i was spending like 3 days just to create simple calculator with buttons (tho it worked perfectly) so no thx for JASS
 
TheDamien

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To everyone who voted "Because its easier to code in GUI" or "Because I think that my coding in GUI is more efficient" I suggest actually learning Jass.
 
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GUI (meaning "Graphical User Interface) is coding via those drop down and select actions/conditions/events u most likely know if you have ever started WE.

Jass is the Programing Language Warcraft uses (Those GUI things are also Jass) if people refer to jass here they mean using hand-typed codes using the jass languages

omg thats a crappy explaination but my english sucks ^^
 
MoonSlinger

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TheDamien said:
To everyone who voted "Because its easier to code in GUI" or "Because I think that my coding in GUI is more efficient" I suggest actually learning Jass.
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For "easier to code", I would say it totally depends on how the person interprets the word "easier".

To me, GUI is easier to code as it follows a rigid coding system and can follow through with my line of thought.

For Jass, it would be "easier" as you have access to functions, locals, structs and various systems out there.


As for "efficient", anyone who thinks GUI is more efficient really need to know what they are thinking.... at least know what they are comparing.
 
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MoonSlinger said:
For "easier to code", I would say it totally depends on how the person interprets the word "easier".
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And that "interpretation" is entirely dependent on how well that person knows Jass. If you don't think so, I suggest continuing to learn it.
 
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I use GUI because I don't need JASS at the moment. JASS is maybe more effective than GUI but GUI is faster than JASS. That is why I don't use JASS at the moment.
 
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