A Semi-automated system with Python and IB api

[guest_trader_1]

You should learn to read, I mean binary-only programs, ie. closed-source programs.
The above one on GitHub is of course source code, so it's open-source.
If you can't distinguish even that simple fact, then it tells much about you, POS!

You blindies don't grasp the real danger: the language might be open-source, but if the platform on which it runs is binary w/o being open-source as well, ie. the underlying .net-shit, you still have the problem of backdoors.... Q.E.D.

You are now the one and only person that I have in my block list. Congrats.

 

[earth_imperator]

You are now the one and only person that I have in my block list. Congrats.

Same here! Just enjoy! Bye-bye!

 

[d08]

.... Q.E.D.

Someone else signed their messages exactly like that. So this is just your new account, old one likely banned, I can see why.

 

[earth_imperator]

Someone else signed their messages exactly like that. So this is just your new account, old one likely banned, I can see why.

Still continuing spying other people instead of contributing something useful for the common good?
Ok, you have once been in my Ignore List, then I had removed you, but as we can see you deserve to land again in my Ignore List. Bye-bye, SH!

 

[guest_trader_1]

Someone else signed their messages exactly like that. So this is just your new account, old one likely banned, I can see why.

You made me unblock the culprit, damn curiosity

 

[M.W.]

Maybe you were a developer but probably over 1 or 2 decades ago. There is no way you currently deal with coding issues judging from the nonsense you published.

Fyi, check out Net 6 (or called dot net core). It runs on all major operating systems natively. That means C# or even VB runs on Mac or Linux natively.

Will you publicly apologize when I show you some of my certifications?
I'm a senior SW developer C/C++ (even certified), as well a systems and network administrator (even certified)!

What's the package name? Is this open-source? Or is it closed-source, ie. just the binary?
Does one need to run it inside an emulator in Linux, ie. under the WINE subsystem? Or is it a native Linux application?
Is it a console-only version, or does it have also a GUI? I mean the developer environment.

 

[M.W.]

Well get this: the world's largest software repository github is owned by Microsoft. This must sting ;-)

I have nothing against any language. My rant was against the MS products as coded by MS itself.
Since it's not open-source, nobody knows what the code does. And there are many examples of it having backdoors for spying. Later when the backdoor gets detected (very hard to analyze due to the use of strong encryption) they simply say it was a bug, and replace it with another backdoor.... These backdoors are interfaces ("vendor" APIs ) for remote access (ie. via network etc.) for their paying client companies, esp. the spying agencies like NSA, CIA, MOSSAD etc.
ADBE (Acrobat PDF reader) is a similar shaetty company to avoid.

If there is an open-source alternative of the program (or in this case the language) then it's no problem, b/c the source code of the program can freely be inspected by thousands of professionals around the World.

 

[M.W.]

I use Q. E. D. sometimes and hopefully won't be associated with this guy.

Someone else signed their messages exactly like that. So this is just your new account, old one likely banned, I can see why.

 

[d08]

You have no clue of what you are talking about. I run .net core on Linux on a daily basis.

C# is just a language, you can run it on any OS as soon as you have a runtime that understands it.

Calling yourself a senior developer doesn't make you one.

From what I understand WinForms isn't available on Linux in any usable, relatively bug-free way. You can still write non-GUI apps but that's not a full implementation.
Meanwhile in other languages you can go with Qt which is truly cross-platform with only the smallest of tweaks.
Is my assessment wrong?

 

[guest_trader_1]

From what I understand WinForms isn't available on Linux in any usable, relatively bug-free way. You can still write non-GUI apps but that's not a full implementation.
Meanwhile in other languages you can go with Qt which is truly cross-platform with only the smallest of tweaks.
Is my assessment wrong?

You are right, but Winforms is mostly out of the picture, that is a technology that was oriented to Win OS only.

These days you can use https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-net-multi-platform-app-ui/