Posts Tagged ‘programmer’

I at least have a good handle on programming basics, but as a newbie eager to learn more, I wonder when will be the right time to join an Open Source proyect. It would seem as an excellent way to improve my skills and give back to my community, but I have no parameter to measure when I will be mature enough, as a programmer, to join a Proyect (which is of course no beginning-level program). I don’t want to waste the time of advanced programmers with my lack of skills but I want to learn from them, as I recognize that as the best way to become one of them some day. How do I overcome such a dilema?

I would like to create a custom firmware package for off the shelf wifi routers, (linksys/cisco is my preference) open sourced, for an art project. Project is funded and programmer would receive all money beyond hardware purchase requirements to get the project off the ground. I will receive no money, but will retain IP of project.
A custom linksys firmware, for art.

I just started software developing at ASU and my teacher recommends using linux over windows but I’ve seen all different formats and i don’t know which one is the best to start off with i would be dual booting with vista 64 bit

How is any programming language encoded into computer chips for a programmer to use? I know a little programming (basic c++) but was always wondering, how they embedded these languages into any computer chips or how conversion of binary ( 0101 system) to a more complex language was possible.

You need to be a programmer to answer this. I’m currently programming in C.

I want a fast version of linux for my 5yr old laptop. I need programming capabilities but I don’t want all the extra applications like firefox. Want to run it in a virtual pc as well. I have Windows 7 Ultimate installed currently and 1GB of RAM so I really need a lightwait version. I have a external HDD if that helps.

I just turned 18, I’m working to become a programmer for video games but would like to start off smooth by making a flash game. At the moment I don’t know any programming languages but am willing to put my full effort to learn a few, but wanted to know the best ones to learn for flash games. I start college soon (Freshmen year of general studies) but would like to get a head start on my knowledge.

Thanks for the help!

I’m thinking in terms of a programmer in India working on part of a project and another in the US working on the same project, how do they piece or join the code they have worked with together? How do they ensure that they follow similar programming guidelines?

my friends and i are just starting out and im going to be the lead programmer but i need to learn programming fast and easy. is there is a site or book or something that could help me?

Hi, I’m a programmer and I’m currently using Ubuntu as my main OS which I want. I looking for the best version of Linux or any other type of free OS that is good for a programmer. Ubuntu is the most user friendly version of Linux but I want a OS that is good for a programmer. Anyone have any suggestions?