Depends on the application. Each langauge is better at doing certain tasks. Even though c# and c++ can both do practically anything thrown at it you wouldnt ask someone who knows c++ to make a good looking external exploit UI. The same way you wouldn't ask a c# dev to write a native lua environment in c#. All in all it depends on the application in which the langauge is being used.

@Moon

np my good sir

@Moon

There's no need. All babel does is transpile newer versions of JS for example ES6 to code which an older version of JS can run without issues for example ES5. Meaning the result of that code is still javascript therefore there is no need to revert it back to its old state unless you really wanted the use of newer properties. All in all babel does the following

--ES6 Input
const array = [69,420]
array.forEach(number => console.log(number ** 2))

--Babel does its transpiling magic 

--ES5 Compatible output
const array = [69,420]
array.forEach(function(x){
  console.log(x ** 2)
})

This is nothing more than a random string generator and checker. I wouldn't label it a nitro generator either considering getting a working nitro link would be very rare using this method. Your better off just using a nitro sniper.

Saying it's "invalid" isn't very helpful. What's wrong exactly? Also, add code snippets so people can help debug it.

No need in trying to copy the WRD forums just google free forum software. Personally I would recommend

Discourse
MyBB

phpBB

Flarum

@Moon yes i am jesus

This is fairly simple to do and can be done as far as I know three ways. i presonally use and highly recommend method number 2 but yea

-------------method 1

You would need one tab control and a list of arrays

on a tab deselecting you would add to the list an array

 this array would have an index 0 being either the tab index or the tab title and index 1 being the text to be stored

on tab select, you would simply iterate thru the list and check to see if the array index 0 matches the tab index or name then set the text

pros of this method -

it works thats about the only good

cons -

its dumb and overcomplicated

uses more code than whats needed

----------------method 2

This is my personal favorite way of doing this and its great.

Step one get one tab control

Step two get your text editor of choice

Step three use the tab page tags.

Step four profit.

how this works - tab pages are treated as there own control meaning they have tags but what are tags? well tags are commonly used to

store data closely related to that control and well why dont we use the tag to well idk store some data. all you would have to do is check if the tag isnt null on tab selecting and if it isnt null then set the text and boom done no need for complex code and for saving the text? well same thing on tab deselecting just set the tag value to the text and booom done.

pros -

super simple to code

can be codded in like idk 5-10 lines of code total

only uses one text editor

super simple to add and supports every text editor.

reliable

cons -

i litterally cant think of any cons

-----------method 3

this is the popular method everyone uses for some reason over the tag method so this is what it is

you create a new instance of the text editor and dock it to the tagpage thats it

in theory yea its simple but the tag method is 100x superior due to the fact this method is harder to code

and in most cases your going to be using a monaco or ace and if you use chromium then say bye bye to your ram(ive tested this)

so yea all in all this is popular because everyone does it not because its practical and simple

pros -

you can find code for it everywhere

everyone uses this method

reliable

cons -

creates a new instance of the control every time you make a new tabpage which isnt very poggers

harder to code

kinda gay ngl

@MyUserIsTaken

You do know IDA Pro isn't a decompiler its a disassembler which turns machine code into assembly. So yes there isnt any "C++ decompilers"

I personally create either a .ini file or .json file and have a parser for the values

from there on the program start I have a line of code go through every color value and set the appropriate color to the control

I also don't make it so every single control has its own color since that's just tedious in my opinion so all same controls get the same color

so, in the end, its something like this

1.) Parse a file with the controls and colors
2.) Loop through the controls and set color

3.) profit

ASP.net is good under certain circumstances but overall it's bad compared to node.js and even php in some aspects

I already won this bois

6 seconds for 10,000 loops

Makes the application stay on top of every other application.

https://prnt.sc/tauzrh

that took one google search

For people curious on how this works. Its not a crack, it is a legit license key from a company that has umlimited uses.