With which programming language is v-bulletin

In summary, v-bulletin is a commercial Internet forum software package written in PHP that is commonly used for creating and managing online communities and discussion forums. It provides an efficient and user-friendly platform for posting messages, sharing media, and engaging in discussions with other members. It is primarily written in PHP but also uses other web technologies for a dynamic user interface. It is not open-source and requires a license to use. While it can be integrated with other programming languages, it is designed to work with PHP and may require additional plugins or custom coding for other languages.
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with which programming language is v-bulletin (on which pf runs) made?
Was it created by you Greg? How much time did it take to build it?
 
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uh-oh i never knew V-bulletin had this great history...
Thanks for the quick reply :smile:

So did you have to buy the soft?
 
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I do not have direct involvement with the creation of v-bulletin or any programming language. However, according to v-bulletin's official website, it is primarily written in the programming language PHP. It is also built on a MySQL database and uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for front-end design and functionality.

As for the creator of v-bulletin, it was developed by James Limm and John Percival in 2000. It has since been acquired by Internet Brands and is currently maintained by a team of developers.

The amount of time it took to build v-bulletin is not publicly available information. However, creating a complex software like v-bulletin would likely have taken a considerable amount of time and effort from a team of experienced programmers.
 

Related to With which programming language is v-bulletin

What is v-bulletin?

V-bulletin is a commercial Internet forum software package that is written in the PHP programming language. It is commonly used for building online communities and discussion forums.

What is the purpose of v-bulletin?

The purpose of v-bulletin is to provide an efficient and user-friendly platform for creating and managing online forums. It allows users to post messages, share media, and engage in discussions with other members of the forum.

With which programming language is v-bulletin written?

V-bulletin is written primarily in the PHP programming language. However, it also uses other web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a dynamic and interactive user interface.

Is v-bulletin open-source?

No, v-bulletin is a commercial software and is not open-source. This means that the source code is not freely available for modification and distribution. Users must purchase a license to use v-bulletin on their website.

Can v-bulletin be integrated with other programming languages?

Yes, v-bulletin can be integrated with other programming languages such as Java, Python, and C++. However, it is primarily designed to work with PHP and may require additional plugins or custom coding to integrate with other languages.

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