Interactive developer

May 02
2006 12:36 (Internet) · Русский (7,031 views)

Today I found wonderful page where you can dispatch commands to programmer. You can enter command, for example dance, sleep, and he will execute them. Page was developed using ASP.NET technology and Visual Studio Express.

Our Subservient Programmer was created using Visual Studio Express — C#, Visual Basic and Visual Web Developer flavors. When the application is idling, you can see the programmer working at his computer. After entering a command phrase, such as “test”, the programmer will be shown doing your bidding. Once the programmer has completed the task, he will resume working at the computer as he was before and allow you to enter another command.


I like following commands:

  • recurse
  • instance
  • employee
  • dance
  • fight
  • run
  • sleep
  • die
  • walk
  • kiss
  • angry
  • pray
  • fly
  • program
  • scream
  • channel 9
  • microsoft
  • linux
  • porno
  • scream
  • phone
  • fall
  • smoke
  • drink
  • eat
  • joke
  • work
  • drunk
  • read
  • cry
  • music
  • jump
  • test
  • cold
  • break
  • visual studio
  • exit
  • build
  • clown
  • spy
  • ball
  • wave
  • climb
  • chicken

Hint: you can install ClickOnce Application to get command suggestions.

And now several screenshots will be shown.

Subservient Programmer - idling Subservient Programmer - dizzy Subservient Programmer - fight Subservient Programmer - die Subservient Programmer - music Subservient Programmer - draw

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4 Responses to 'Interactive developer'

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1
Joe Blow
said on 2006-05-02 at 6.34 pm

Try entering “slap yourself” … :D

2
STan
said on 2006-05-04 at 4.12 pm

Try “Crash computer” :)

3
реклама в прессе гондураса
said on 2006-06-02 at 12.04 pm

Не пашет. Но понятно о чем. Тот же прикол что и с курицей. :)

4
рекламное агентство красноярск
said on 2006-07-31 at 11.59 am

Классно. мне нравится.

много трафика? а то я что-то после огромного скрина даже не стал заходить на их сайт ))

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