Hi I'm new. I have various skills learned as a hobby and during my career days. Most of them forgoten as time progressed when I stopped programming. but just last year I started coding again. I went back to my old fave, Web Games.

Websites :
http://www.fcboxing.com
http://warcrap.agilityhoster.com

App Languages : VB6, VB.NET,C#
Web : ASP,ASP.NET,JSP, PHP, HTML, CSS
DB : Oracle 8.i, SQL Server, MYSQL, MS ACCESS
Others : Cobol, PASCAL, QBASIC

Very nice, welcome to the forum adonisv.

Hi.

Just joined today after a recommendation from a friend of what a lovely community Neo is and I came across this gem of a forum.

So about me...

I have a BSc and PGCert in Computer Science (with focus on Artificial Intelligence). I'm proficient with C++/C, C#, XNA, ASP.NET, JavaScript, CSS, SQL and other less used languages (Matlab for example).

I currently work as a Website Developer and make XNA indie games with a few friends in our spare time.

I hope to learn and also offer my assistance!

I'm new to the forums and i mainly program using Visual C# as my main language, since I'm a novice to programming and it's my only language i know extremely well, I'm going to attempt to learn Java since it's a multi platform language with large flexibility for uses. Other than that I program as a hobby and hope it will help my courier.And the laguages i know from best to least:
Visual C#
C++
HTML
VB08

It is nice to read your introductions. My handle is Millet, given name John. I am your usual computer geek: O.bject O.riented P.rogramming, meet N.ormative N.atural A.ppliance Engineering. Programming, meet Systems Engineering.

I only have self-taught programming. C++, Basic, Assembler.
I also have a couple of dozen books on Perl and Python which I bought for various purposes, and which of those Languages I now have some trivial facts about.

I have written a simple COM model using C++, and a rudimentary Direct3D C++ program, and have come up with a double buffer flicker reduction C++ program that I sort of cobbled in via Visual C++ which operates just like it is supposed to work which is definitely **not** best practice, however. I have some things to learn about MS programming and in C++ in general.

I have read enough about COM, and its history enough to know which end is which, to some extent. I can at times tell the difference between your program for the web or network, and that which is just an application for client or server. On the other hand, I have not written any ActiveX controls, which seems like a big omission, but keep in mind that I was looking for the Holy Grail of this, which was a program that I had that I could write a plugin for... whatever websites did not give me this information if I could have written anything, so I just have not done anything like that so far.

Is why I am introducing myself, I am currently undertaking a big programming effort: a map editor with physics sufficient to model some dynamic systems, like air flow in a limited atmosphere under strain, geology simulation, astronomical star positioning via progressively non-trivial constraints, etc. So I am starting small. Making a text input functionality will be my second priority, after the graphics and model tests. I am currently working on my mathematics for this challenge, so the flicker reduction program is the only real new thing that is into these recent months

I am into graphics and graphics hardware, but could only tell you that the guys doing the drivers for the cards are pretty knowledgeable and friendly, especially if you have a well researched question to ask. I am a fan of the ATI graphics card API's, of course; though with DirectX being so big, I do not have such a specific need for those API's presently.
I am big into computing hardware, and graphical visualization hardware. I was able to get this custom server I use according to a lot of research I did at one point, and I can tell you, it is worth researching more than spending and spending on second rate stuff; once you need to get anything done, that is.

I thought it was appropriate therefore, since I am already signed in on neoseeker.com, to introduce myself.

I mostly answer my own questions by poring exaustingly over Microsoft (r Developer Network offerings, so I can not say if I will be asking any questions of my own, here. I may take some time to read your threads, however. Meanwhile feel free to contact me, if you think of anything you need to know from me. I do not like opinion polls, but if it is important enough, I am sure you all may figure it out.

So it is nice to meet you all. Cheers.

Hey, I'm Tom. I'm a beginner to programming in some respects. I have a basic understanding of Liberty Basic, C++ and a slight further understanding of Java. At the moment I'm building on Java, I'll be learning object orientated in Java next semester as well as data structures in C. Fun times. Should be good.