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Use folders my man #27

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DanielSparta opened this issue Feb 4, 2024 · 4 comments
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Use folders my man #27

DanielSparta opened this issue Feb 4, 2024 · 4 comments

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@DanielSparta
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Use folders and put inside them the classes, Your project will look alot better.
For example take a look at my RAT project that I'm currently working on:
https://github.com/DanielSparta/2024-RAT-projet
alot more beutiful when you have folder called "Socket" that have things like accept, create.. Or when you have folder for the client that have class send, receive.... or Tools folder for all the tools, setup folder for all the things such as persistence... GUI folder for GUI's...

Think about It :)

@DanielSparta
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DanielSparta commented Feb 4, 2024

Also, I can see that every class you have, have too many "garbage" code, make your project more clearly and simple to read.
If you will have specific Folders for every thing, and class for every topic, your project can be alot better!

For example, look at my client side RAT:
https://github.com/DanielSparta/2024-RAT-projet/tree/main/Desktop%20Control%20panel/RATserverSparta

Looks so good..
All you need to do is 2 things:

  1. USE FUCKING FOLDERS
  2. USE FUCKING MORE CLASSES. YOUR AT C#, USE THEM. WHY YOUR NOT USING THEM, the thing your doing right now is creating some classes and putting 300 lines of code in them, please, try your best to avoid from it, you can avoid from it using folders and more relevant classes.

@moom825
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moom825 commented Feb 4, 2024

tbh, idc, its my coding style and makes it eaiser for me to read, i dont want to switch through 50 different files just to change one thing. have fun and gl with your project.

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@DanielSparta
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DanielSparta commented Feb 4, 2024

tbh, idc, its my coding style and makes it eaiser for me to read, i dont want to switch through 50 different files just to change one thing. have fun and gl with your project.

I see there are alot script kiddies on your project, "Valus3000" :/ well, thats a RAT after all.
Anyways, your using visual studio as IDE? I think its alot more easy to read when you just double clicking
well thanks I will keep working on my project, just think about that.. folders and more classes..

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