Posts Tagged ‘programmers’

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?

open source > allows programmers to make changes in operating system code.
A) server running the Linux operating system
B) handheld computer/smartphone/PDA running Palm OS
C) personal computer running the windows operating system

I began programming but it’s really hard at first because i always run into minor problems i don’t know how to solve. Little things that can be obvious to experienced programmers. I’ll put in the time but i just need help when i get stuck because i get stuck often.

Free, open source software is very practical for the user: Just download, install and enjoy! But all the programmers need to pay their rent, their food and social insurance … How do they typically earn their money? (Answers from actual programmers would be appreciated!)

e.g. Linux, gnu

I really want to know how I can save on programmers, I have a decent knowledge in coding but i cant do it myself. Thats why i believe there should be some open source software like Pligg to help me develop a site where people can ask there questions, and answer them of course. Any clue will be appreciated. Thank you in advance !!!

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?

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?

I have recently begun programming with Liberty BASIC and want to help on an open source project using any kind of BASIC. Any suggestions?

I getting good at programming and I want to know which programming language should everyone going into the field of software engineering/programming know?

All answers are greatly appreciated!