Looking for a .NET Extreme Programming partner
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Hi there everyone! I'm not specifically looking for help on "a project." I am more looking for a partner to program with, making a product from start to finish. Team name: No name at the moment. Project name: No project defined. Brief description: I have recently began looking into extreme programming and think it would be very exciting to work with someone on some type of application (just a small application) using extreme programming techniques. I have no project in mind at the moment, and would love to speak with potentials on what interests them, what they feel they are capable of, and so on. Target aim: I believe strongly in open source, so I would be hoping to release as open source. The main aim of this project is (as selfish as it sounds) to teach myself and apply extreme programming, and hopefully enlighten other people along the way. Compensation: It's all freeware so I'm afraid I can't offer anything. Technology: .NET framework 2.0 - Language is negotiable between C#, boo and vb.net (that order is my preference). Talent needed I'm looking for people who have the following:
- Knowledge of extreme programming principles: test driven development, user stories, DRY, refactoring and so on.
- Strong knowledge of the .NET framework
- Moderate experience with design patterns
- Beliefs in readable code!
Also, it would be nice if your from the UK or have good English because I wouldn't mind discussing things other Skype. That is, however, just a nice-ety! Team structure: It's just myself at the moment, so I'll give you a bit of background. I'm a 16 year old programmer from the UK with a passion for readable, organised code. I have had tendancies to over complicate code in the past, abstracting out too much etc so I'm trying to discipline myself new techniques that should make me a better programmer. I have been programming since the age of around 12, but my strong programming really started around 14. I've been doing C# and .NET for about 1 and half years and have great interests in it. I consider myself a reasonably strong programmer, certainly around or above average for those my age. Contacts: I'm obviously contactable through this forum, but you can also catch me on Skype (depth.of.field) and MSN (depth.of.field@gmail.com). Additional Info: Nothing to show yet, because there is not a project yet. Hope to hear from you!
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Hi there everyone! I'm not specifically looking for help on "a project." I am more looking for a partner to program with, making a product from start to finish. Team name: No name at the moment. Project name: No project defined. Brief description: I have recently began looking into extreme programming and think it would be very exciting to work with someone on some type of application (just a small application) using extreme programming techniques. I have no project in mind at the moment, and would love to speak with potentials on what interests them, what they feel they are capable of, and so on. Target aim: I believe strongly in open source, so I would be hoping to release as open source. The main aim of this project is (as selfish as it sounds) to teach myself and apply extreme programming, and hopefully enlighten other people along the way. Compensation: It's all freeware so I'm afraid I can't offer anything. Technology: .NET framework 2.0 - Language is negotiable between C#, boo and vb.net (that order is my preference). Talent needed I'm looking for people who have the following:
- Knowledge of extreme programming principles: test driven development, user stories, DRY, refactoring and so on.
- Strong knowledge of the .NET framework
- Moderate experience with design patterns
- Beliefs in readable code!
Also, it would be nice if your from the UK or have good English because I wouldn't mind discussing things other Skype. That is, however, just a nice-ety! Team structure: It's just myself at the moment, so I'll give you a bit of background. I'm a 16 year old programmer from the UK with a passion for readable, organised code. I have had tendancies to over complicate code in the past, abstracting out too much etc so I'm trying to discipline myself new techniques that should make me a better programmer. I have been programming since the age of around 12, but my strong programming really started around 14. I've been doing C# and .NET for about 1 and half years and have great interests in it. I consider myself a reasonably strong programmer, certainly around or above average for those my age. Contacts: I'm obviously contactable through this forum, but you can also catch me on Skype (depth.of.field) and MSN (depth.of.field@gmail.com). Additional Info: Nothing to show yet, because there is not a project yet. Hope to hear from you!
Im a 14 year old UK C# programmer with skype ;) currently im fininshing off (debugging) a project, but I can fit two in and then when I finish this one ill have double the time, but ive got more than enough spare time most days. Ill add you to skype now.