Greetings and questions (not code, but business/meta and beer)
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
Welcome to :bob:land, home of our dysfunctional yet generally happy family! Read the guidelines (which you have unlike many) and use a sharp stick with John Simmons (sorry John). Elaine :rose: PS I don't like beer but can be silly without it.
Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
Hello ! Welcome on CP. As the other already said, the posting guidelines are there to help you post a correct message. Anyway, if you already ask how to post correctly, it means that you care and that already means a lot :) . Just avoid programming questions in the lounge.
maxomai wrote:
- Favorite beer, if any?
Tripel Karmeliet[^]. You probably don't know it, it is a Belgian special beer :-D
Cédric Moonen Software developer
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
maxomai wrote:
I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#
So you've seen the light and left the dark side :)
maxomai wrote:
a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code
Oh yeah, no ass kissing here. That you can count on.
maxomai wrote:
- What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.)
yep, that's about it.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see?
If its directly related to code or anything that has a forum that's where it belongs, if you're not sure you can ask and you'll be directed to the proper forum, if its just a general discussion that is indirectly related to work (work being code, architecture, methods, strategies etc) lounge is alright though it depends on the question. Since you've asked, you care and that my friend is something in your favor because not many ask.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see?
Breaking of any of the posting rules. They're there for the benefit of everyone.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return?
The same brutal honesty, the same acceptance and tolerance to others (even the prickly ones). Just be a member of the CP family.
maxomai wrote:
- Favorite beer, if any?
Guinness or Almaza[^] (another link[^]) Welcome to the family :)
"Every time Lotus Notes starts up, somewhere a puppy, a kitten, a lamb, and a baby seal are killed. Lotus Notes is a conspiracy by the forces of Satan to drive us over the brink into madness. The CRC-32 for each file in the installation includes the numbe
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Welcome to :bob:land, home of our dysfunctional yet generally happy family! Read the guidelines (which you have unlike many) and use a sharp stick with John Simmons (sorry John). Elaine :rose: PS I don't like beer but can be silly without it.
Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.
Trollslayer wrote:
PS I don't like beer but can be silly without it.
I am alcohol free, but caffeine enhanced. I am never silly... :rolleyes: of course I am also never here, and hardly ever post.... :rolleyes:
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb) John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."
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Greetings all. I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#, and I was directed to this site by a co-worker as a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code. So, some general non-coding questions for you fine folks: 1) What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.) 2) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see? 3) What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see? 4) What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return? 5) Favorite beer, if any? Thanks!
welcome to the home of lost hours! say what you want, but be honest and tolerant. Your patience and temper may be stretched thin, but hold on, it too will pass. Obey the rules, fasten seat belts, relax and enjoy the ride. posts come at about Mach 2 and slow down only on weekends. :) Like Elaine, I don't drink beer, or any alcohol, yeah, one of those... got lots of coffee, diet coke and energy drinks to power a star ship. :) Now if only we could find a way to harness the waking power of a 10 year old child.... hmmmmm.... just me, el oh and watch out for the flame war subjects: amd vs intel, ati vs nvidia, windows vs linux, c++ vs c#, and always remember the first rule of CP: "John is armed and dangerous." ;)
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb) John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."
modified on Saturday, April 12, 2008 7:52 PM
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maxomai wrote:
I'm a Java dev who's teaching himself C#
So you've seen the light and left the dark side :)
maxomai wrote:
a place to get good, brutally honest feedback on my code
Oh yeah, no ass kissing here. That you can count on.
maxomai wrote:
- What's the accepted way to get feedback from you guys? (I'm imagining it's along the lines of post code in X forum and let the experts, coding gods, flame warriors and nitpickers do their thing, from which I then extract a golden elixir of valuable lessons.)
yep, that's about it.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you want to see?
If its directly related to code or anything that has a forum that's where it belongs, if you're not sure you can ask and you'll be directed to the proper forum, if its just a general discussion that is indirectly related to work (work being code, architecture, methods, strategies etc) lounge is alright though it depends on the question. Since you've asked, you care and that my friend is something in your favor because not many ask.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff, feedback-seeking-wise, do you *not* want to see?
Breaking of any of the posting rules. They're there for the benefit of everyone.
maxomai wrote:
- What kinda stuff do you expect from me in return?
The same brutal honesty, the same acceptance and tolerance to others (even the prickly ones). Just be a member of the CP family.
maxomai wrote:
- Favorite beer, if any?
Guinness or Almaza[^] (another link[^]) Welcome to the family :)
"Every time Lotus Notes starts up, somewhere a puppy, a kitten, a lamb, and a baby seal are killed. Lotus Notes is a conspiracy by the forces of Satan to drive us over the brink into madness. The CRC-32 for each file in the installation includes the numbe
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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
Guinness
Hey Mustafa, Guinness is my favorite beer as well - the draught is sublime. You've definitely got to be in touch when you're in Israel so I can buy you a Guinness.
Awesome, Guinness is the smoothest beer there is (so long as its on tap, not the horrible stuff that's served in cans X|) I'd love to share a Guinness or three with you mate, just as soon as things are confirmed.
Abu Mami wrote:
You've definitely got to be in touch when you're in Israel so I can buy you a Guinness.
I'll hold you to that ;)
"Every time Lotus Notes starts up, somewhere a puppy, a kitten, a lamb, and a baby seal are killed. Lotus Notes is a conspiracy by the forces of Satan to drive us over the brink into madness. The CRC-32 for each file in the installation includes the numbers 666." Gary Wheeler "The secret to a long and healthy life is simple. Don't get ill and don't die." Pete O'Hanlon, courtesy of Rama "I realised that all of my best anecdotes started with "So there we were, pissed". Pete O'Hanlon