With which programming language is v-bulletin

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Start date Oct 14, 2010
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vBulletin, the software on which the forum platform PF runs, is a proprietary product that requires a license for use. The discussion reveals that PF owns a license for vBulletin, indicating a financial investment in the software. There is curiosity about the programming language used to create vBulletin, as well as its development history, which is noted to be significant. The conversation reflects an interest in the origins and licensing of vBulletin, highlighting its established presence in the forum software market.

Oct 14, 2010

The legend

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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Oct 14, 2010

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VBulletin

Oct 14, 2010

The legend

uh-oh i never knew V-bulletin had this great history...
Thanks for the quick reply

So did you have to buy the soft?

Oct 14, 2010

Greg Bernhardt

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The legend said:

So did you have to buy the soft?

yes PF owns a license

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