Can you elaborate on what is a domains bot?![]()
Expired domains.
Extract internal urls from a given list.
Then extract the external urls.
Analyze the external urls list for some conditions.
Get the final result.
What language do you actually know or have experience in? Learning a programming language is step one. Some popular languages that I would start with would be either Python, Javascript (Node), or Java.
Each language has it's advantages but you can start with the scripting ones like python as a beta version and then adapt, like if you need more speed and scalability go with something with lower level of access like c++
Yeah forget about it if you plan to sell it, do it straight in CI heard Python is more easy to crack.
Because it compiles to machine code so it's way harder to reverse engineer while languages like python are considered scripting languages because they do not need to be compiled to run, most of these scripts anyone can read the source code.Thanks, can you explain why to use C in these circumstances please?
Thanks, for that , makes sense nowBecause it compiles to machine code so it's way harder to reverse engineer while languages like python are considered scripting languages because they do not need to be compiled to run, most of these scripts anyone can read the source code.
For commercial bots you don't want clients to be able to activate your bot easily without paying you a fee right...
Yeah forget about it if you plan to sell it, do it straight in C
Because it compiles to machine code so it's way harder to reverse engineer while languages like python are considered scripting languages because they do not need to be compiled to run, most of these scripts anyone can read the source code.
For commercial bots you don't want clients to be able to activate your bot easily without paying you a fee right...
Forget about C if you plan to sell it. Why? Well any application can be cracked. It's a matter of time. I'd suggest you give it a go as a web application.
Will this be a traffic bot? What is your goal with this?Thanks for the ideas
Yeah that is a good idea too, thanks
Well, you all give me a lot to think about![]()
How often do you use Python?I would say that you first research for libraries, maybe even using an API so you don't reinvent the wheel.
It all depends, but in my personal opinion, I am more into Python.