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[Khaotic]

Well guys many of you may know me and many of you may not. In my absence of writing tutorials, ive been learning the java language. I am in dire need of something to do and i would really like to form a partnership(club thingy) of programming that are experienced in java,c/c++,c#, and python. I can code in those excluding python. If you are not interested but have suggestions of projects i can do, please post and tell me what language....i am starting to mostly code in java since i still have not played with the winsock library in c++.


Also, if you have some names of groups i can join, please let me know.

[ZekeDragon]

So what you want is to just work with some people on a project? Why not join a pre-existing open source project, I'm sure there are plenty who would be glad to have additional coders, especially in C# since there aren't many C# Open Source programmers. In fact, Open Source C++ and Java programmers seem to be lacking (there are ****tons of C programmers...). Though, if you want to get a team together on a new project, the best thing to do is to start it up on your own, to be honest, and build something, then other people slowly get interested in the project and join it. That's how a lot of big OSS projects we know of today got started.

Not trying to be mean but we as outside observers don't know anything about your current skill set and dedication to a project. When you've actually got something started it's much easier for third parties to look at it and say "Hey, there is indeed something here, I'm willing to help", but until then how can we be sure of the projects lead architect? According to this, you're not even sure of what project to get started on, but I'm sure you can come up with something. Coming up with a project idea isn't hard, make a new IDE or programming tool or 3D modeler or heck, accounting program (In fact, PLEASE do an accounting program? GNU cash is pretty lame). Once you've got a general idea, and some basic implementation, getting others involved becomes much easier. :)