Offering my labour

[Zenku]

Hi people,

I've joined the forum a days ago, some of you should have noticed me for sure.

I'm writing this to offer my labour. Currently I don't have any idea to develop so I was thinking that may be I could be useful for someone's idea.

Let me introduce me a little.

Little Introduction:
I'm a 19-years-old Argentinian and I'm studying something like Computer Science at a national University at my country (Don't know exactly how to translate the career, It lasts 5 years and it's oriented to programming). I've had experiences developing sites with PHP, HTML, CSS and MySQL but I'm currently programming using Delphi and Java. I'm interesting in working on everything which could leave me some kind of learning, so any work you could give me would be OK.

More about me:
I have a good mathematics basis and I consider myself a very capable person. I speak Spanish and English, and I'm currently studying Japanese (next year I'll be starting French). I used to play the guitar but I leave it and replaced it with the Flute. Since May, I've been attending to an Aikido Dojo and I'm very surprised about the majesty of this martial art.

Lua?:
Yes, LUA is new for me but interpreted languages are not. I think it's a nice language despite it's not object oriented (yes, I know how to simulate classes and inheritance).

Well, that's all.

See ya

Zenku

[TechnoCat]

and I'm currently studying Japanese

どうぞよろしく。

[Luiji]

http://www.secretmaryo.org/

We need more developers, your help would be much appreciated.

I also invite you to play with my the code of my up and coming LÖVE games.

[Zenku]

Aren't you looking for C++ developers? I know that Java and PHP have similar sintaxis but...

[Robin]

Do you want to contribute to LÖVE itself? Then you might want to start sending in patches for known bugs (see http://bitbucket.org/rude/love/issues for those) and hope they get accepted.

[Luiji]

We're actually starting to implement Lua scripting for Secret Maryo Chronicles levels, but I guess if you don't know any C++ it won't help much except if you go on and make suggestions as to what would be cool for the SMC Level Scripting API.

PHP and Java have syntaxes under the C Family of Languages (what I call Bracket Languages (as in { and })), however in total they are very different, and if you tried creating a C++ application you would probably be totally confused.

[Zenku]

We're actually starting to implement Lua scripting for Secret Maryo Chronicles levels, but I guess if you don't know any C++ it won't help much except if you go on and make suggestions as to what would be cool for the SMC Level Scripting API.

PHP and Java have syntaxes under the C Family of Languages (what I call Bracket Languages (as in { and })), however in total they are very different, and if you tried creating a C++ application you would probably be totally confused.

haha, I don't think I would get confused. It's just about spending some time with it. I have here "The C programming language" book by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie, I was told it's the best book for learning C but I have had no time for reading it. May be on winter holidays.

[vrld]

I have here "The C programming language" book by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie

C and C++ are two very different languages; understanding C does not mean to understand C++ (if actually anyone can).
There is more to a language than just syntax

[Luiji]

If anybody tells you knowing C will help you learn C++, THEY LIE!

I, as a small useless tidbit, know both C and C++, along with abouth 30 others.

[Zenku]

C and C++ are two very different languages; understanding C does not mean to understand C++ (if actually anyone can).
There is more to a language than just syntax

Of course there is more than just the syntax. The thing is that most of the things you could do in C++, probably I have experienced it in other language. So the only thing left to do is learning the syntax. I mean, who cares about the language you speak? The important thing here is the ideas you can express with it. You don't just become a programmer by learning a language syntax.