My name is Jake and I'd like some help bridging the gap between program language learning, develpment concepts and tools learning, and doing an actual project. It can be something small and made up for the purpose of being walked through the process or something for real. Here is some more information about me and about the elements I would like to involve in this experience. If you have some experience doing this and would like to help someone get a little traction in the work, please contact me.
Elements I would like to be invilved (this exper should involve all
of these):
Project management (using a design method we choose - ie: scrum,
agile, extreme, watrfall, whatever)
UML design and design through documents (use case, object,
component, package, etc)
Git repository use and management (using git)
IDE use (either eclipse or vim)
Code design and writing itself (any lang from list below)
Code documentation
Project wiki
Bug tracking
Note: I have some exper in each of the above
Languages I know, am learning, or am intersted in:
C (First lang taught to me in university)
C++ (Second lang taught to me in university)
Python (learning now throught self study - CBT Nuggets vid series)
Ruby (Definitely want to learn, probably next after Python)
HTML5 and CSS (Want to learn)
Javascript (Want to learn)
Java (Definitely want to learn)
Empasis/special needs:
Systhesis of various disciplines into something more cohesive and
practical
Better knowlede and practical use of Git
Better knowledge and practical use of the higher oo
programming concepts
Practical knowledge and use of oo designs (specific design patterns,
Interfaces, etc, etc)
To create a gui (never done it but have dabbled w/ some
reading and vids about it)
To complete a real world (or mock) project from beginnning to end,
and involve all the fundamental concepts/taks listed in first
section.
Some ideas for a real project that I've had (not neccessary for this
exper, we can do anything):
--> A synthesis of vim and eclipse...
. build something like eclipse out of vim using the modular/plugin
design that eclipse is based on to add ecliple like features to
vim
--> Oh, horror of horrors! To make git track direcotries, dir
structure, and file names (not knowledeable enough to know if it
would be as useful as I think)
--> A gui file namager that uses a form type gui design and is geared
toward batch processing
--> An operating system based on a microkernel
--> A fork of redmine
--> A project involving a particular artificial intelligence
technology I've become interested in. Named GROK.
==> If you have some real world experience (I do not) and would be
interested in helping me start to walk, please contact me and lets
get started! Or just say hi. I'd love to make some programmer
friends.
Sincerly,
Jake
Last edit: Jake 2014-03-09
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Hi,
My name is Jake and I'd like some help bridging the gap between program language learning, develpment concepts and tools learning, and doing an actual project. It can be something small and made up for the purpose of being walked through the process or something for real. Here is some more information about me and about the elements I would like to involve in this experience. If you have some experience doing this and would like to help someone get a little traction in the work, please contact me.
Elements I would like to be invilved (this exper should involve all
of these):
Project management (using a design method we choose - ie: scrum,
agile, extreme, watrfall, whatever)
component, package, etc)
Note: I have some exper in each of the above
Languages I know, am learning, or am intersted in:
C (First lang taught to me in university)
Java (Definitely want to learn)
Empasis/special needs:
Systhesis of various disciplines into something more cohesive and
practical
programming concepts
Interfaces, etc, etc)
reading and vids about it)
To complete a real world (or mock) project from beginnning to end,
and involve all the fundamental concepts/taks listed in first
section.
Some ideas for a real project that I've had (not neccessary for this
exper, we can do anything):
--> A synthesis of vim and eclipse...
. build something like eclipse out of vim using the modular/plugin
design that eclipse is based on to add ecliple like features to
vim
--> Oh, horror of horrors! To make git track direcotries, dir
structure, and file names (not knowledeable enough to know if it
would be as useful as I think)
--> A gui file namager that uses a form type gui design and is geared
toward batch processing
--> An operating system based on a microkernel
--> A fork of redmine
--> A project involving a particular artificial intelligence
technology I've become interested in. Named GROK.
==> If you have some real world experience (I do not) and would be
interested in helping me start to walk, please contact me and lets
get started! Or just say hi. I'd love to make some programmer
friends.
Sincerly,
Jake
Last edit: Jake 2014-03-09
Hi
Maybe you could consider joining the new P* Web Programming Language project:
https://github.com/P-star/P-star / http://www.p-star.org
P* is mainly written in C++.
The project is still quite small, only 3 coders. Currently we're in the process of writing more functionality for the language.
Take a look at the issue list, maybe you find something you want to work on.
https://github.com/P-star/P-star/issues?state=open
Cheers
Atle.