Are you a programmer?

[knowledgegranted]

Hey guys,


I really just want to know how many programmers we have on here at TBCS. It seems that alot of people might know C or Assembly due to microcontrollers and things of that nature. But how many here are experienced, or are a beginner in the programming field? Also what languages do you know?

For me:
Assembly
C
C++
C#.net
Java

[Kayin]

I do Ruby scripting, and I can still debug BASIC if necessary...

But I suck. It's fun though.

[SXRguyinMA]

I know a LITTLE bit of C from programing my RGB controller, and a little of whatever the arduino uses lol

[pcclan]

C++

[Trace]

I got VB6 pretty well down (so that transfers well to VB.NET)
I can do PHP with the help of PHP.net
and I can do a bit of Java (my current learning endeavor)

[x88x]

Proficient (I can just sit down and write something):
Java
Python
BASH/ASH/etc

Dabble (I've done enough that I can read something and know what it's doing most of the time, but I can't really write anything without references):
Common Lisp
C
C++
C#
VB
bat scripting
JavaScript
HTML
JSP
MIPS assembly
Probably more that I'm forgetting. Basically, anything I happen to need for any given thing..usually I can get away with those listed. I really should learn Perl and PHP though...

[dr.walrus]

I'm ok in Java and can do a bit of VB.

[knowledgegranted]

Would any of you be interested in doing a project with me and a few other developers? It would be a great learning experience, and you would be apart of a developing team.

We would be using:
Assembly
C
C++

[farlo]

im pretti decent with html is that counts.

[x88x]

@kg: Hmmm, maybe..sounds interesting. PM me.

[dr.walrus]

Would any of you be interested in doing a project with me and a few other developers? It would be a great learning experience, and you would be apart of a developing team.

We would be using:
Assembly
C
C++

PM me, I'll let ya know if it's something I can do.

[Trace]

PM me, I am interested.

[NightrainSrt4]

My main focus is Java, but have varying degrees of experience with C, C++, C#, VB, Python, HTML, XML, Assembly. I'm sure I'm missing some things. I haven't been keeping actively up with everything though, but doesn't take long to get back into the swing of things. Once you know one, it's just learning the different libraries and specific syntax of other languages for the most part.

[knowledgegranted]

all who are interested have been PM'ed. That's Trace, x88x, and dr.walrus.

[knowledgegranted]

My main focus is Java, but have varying degrees of experience with C, C++, C#, VB, Python, HTML, XML, Assembly. I'm sure I'm missing some things. I haven't been keeping actively up with everything though, but doesn't take long to get back into the swing of things. Once you know one, it's just learning the different libraries and specific syntax of other languages for the most part.

I'm not sure if you were inferring it, but were you interested? I'm sorry if I missed you.

[NightrainSrt4]

As of right now, no. I was just responding to the original question, that's all. If the couple people that asked me for my resume don't respond, and those that I apply to do not, it may become a possibility, but as of now I think I shall pass. Thanks though.

[knowledgegranted]

As of right now, no. I was just responding to the original question, that's all. If the couple people that asked me for my resume don't respond, and those that I apply to do not, it may become a possibility, but as of now I think I shall pass. Thanks though.

No problem, and good luck on the Jobs. Just wanted to make sure I didn't leave anyone out.

[simon275]

Java
.net
bash
html lolz
bit of C++

[ownaginatious]

C
C#
OCaml
Java
PHP
Little bit of shell scripting in linux

Currently trying to make time to learn C++ and Python. So far Python is really nice :)

[x88x]

Yeah, Python is really easy to pick up (imo), though there are quite a few interesting unique things you can do in Python that aren't readily evident if you're learning as you go. Since you already know C, C#, and Java, you'll probably pick up C++ really easily.

[knowledgegranted]

C
C#
OCaml
Java
PHP
Little bit of shell scripting in linux

Currently trying to make time to learn C++ and Python. So far Python is really nice :)


Yeah, Python is really easy to pick up (imo), though there are quite a few interesting unique things you can do in Python that aren't readily evident if you're learning as you go. Since you already know C, C#, and Java, you'll probably pick up C++ really easily.

x88x pretty much hit it on the head. C was designed to make more manageable Assembly, and C++ was designed to make more manageable C (with the use of classes).

C++ will be a breeze due to your previous learnings. Python is one of my favorite languages to code in, it's great and can be organized very well.