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Topic # 56767 23-Jan-2010 08:57
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I'm interested in doing some programming for free. Ideally for charity, non-profit or schools. National, and not International.

Not motivated by recent events overseas, but something I've been thinking about for some time.
I want to do something nice, and I want to keep my programming skills up.

Any suggestions?

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  Reply # 292428 23-Jan-2010 09:40
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I'd also be willing to help, I have quite a bit of knowledge in regards to PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, and AJAX.
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  Reply # 292463 23-Jan-2010 13:53
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rvangelder: I want to do something nice, and I want to keep my programming skills up.


What languages/platforms are you proficient in?



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  Reply # 292470 23-Jan-2010 14:48
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Do you have something in mind? PM is you prefer.

I've been programming since I was a kid - back then, writing demo effects for my Amiga 500. Exposure to assembly programming provided me with a solid base for other languages.
Once I started my career in IT, I developed in whatever was required, but this was mostly Excel, VBA, VB6, C# (winforms) and Oracle SQL or PL/SQL - I would consider myself competent in those languages.
As a developer, I'd probably lean toward Windows, though I've done small tasks in Unix. To those I meet (eg. at parties), I introduce myself as a computer guy, or computer problem solver - I figure that's what IT work is.

Google my name (Rob van Gelder) and you'll see I do a lot with Excel.

At work, these days, I'm doing more analysis/specification work, which is fine and interesting work, so I'm doing programming jobs at home to keep me going.

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  Reply # 292676 24-Jan-2010 13:35
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I have nothing specific in mind, just good to know if volunteers (all if not most) are able to code in the same languages.

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