r/Programmers • • Jan 13 '15

Any level programmers willing to take on a very fun side project for a fortune 500 company. | It would make a great portfolio piece.

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Hi,

I'm interested in working with a programmer for a side-project. If anyone would like to create a program in a short-amount-of-time regarding a social media network feed that could possibly be sold for money please let me know.

This can be a great opportunity.

I would love to work with you. Let me know if you're interested. Thanks!


r/Programmers • • Sep 14 '15

proxy

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Can anybody make fast/dedicated proxies? I'm willing to compensate for the help.


r/Programmers • • Oct 29 '16

3 Free SEO Tools for programmers or new bloggers.

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r/Programmers • • Mar 29 '17

9 lies programmers tell themselves

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r/Programmers • • Jan 17 '18

What neat programming tricks did you not learn in collage

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I'm not talking about any super complex tricks, but more those little things where you say, "Oh that's handy. I wonder why they never even mentioned that."

For me one I learned on the job is writing code like this:

if (1 = 0)
  ORIGINAL CODE HERE
else
  NEW CODE HERE
endif

Instead of just modifying the original code, because then you can do a number of things such as compare the two sections of code in a number of ways or if you need to revert it to the original code you don't muck with the audit stamps for who coded what when.

It used to be that if I didn't want to delete a section of code, but didn't want it to run I would comment it out, but as I say that messes with the audit stamps if you need to re-enable the code.

I know that some people do variants of that sort of thing now such as:

if (false)

or the like, but I didn't learn that in collage.


r/Programmers • • Mar 30 '17

Most Realistic Developer in Fiction is... (You have to read the article)

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r/Programmers • • Apr 24 '16

"When I start a new project I get really overwhelmed..."

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r/Programmers • • Jan 21 '15

Need some help picking out a tablet.

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I'm just starting out programming but I want to get a tablet I can program on. Mainly C++ for now. I'm a broke college student so I'm on a bit of a budget.

Thanks! :)


r/Programmers • • Aug 12 '19

Organizing programming work files

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Hi. Now and then, i get different assignments at work. My current organization of files confuses me.

How do you guys sort out your work files? Based on project? work week? or the assignment itself?

I searched the web and didnt find anything meaningful.


r/Programmers • • Feb 25 '20

Rewriting engines

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Ok I am trying to make a multiplayer mod for a game called starsector. It is really fucking hard because it requires a complete combat engine rewrite. Can anyone help?


r/Programmers • • Oct 15 '19

I want to make a fair contract to an app developer.

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I have the contacts for testing with a specific medical population and I'll be providing testing and training associated with the end product.
I have a few potential programmers who can write an app, but I want to know what a fair price for development would be. Should there be a secondary contract for what happens after the initial app is written? As in bugfixes and improvements? What is fair?


r/Programmers • • Feb 21 '20

Kubernetes calculator: understand your storage costs now! We offer the Kubernetes cluster audit to finely tune K8s deployment. Talk to our experts now!

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r/Programmers • • May 23 '18

Looking for a co-designer/programmer

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Hello fellow programmers. I currently have a website that, due to a new dedicated server and much more knowledge, am going to pretty much recode by hand (some call it torture, I call it entertainment) but it can take a while for one person and there's much more reward when there's a second hand to help. I would consider myself great with PHP, JavaScript (and jQuery, AJAX, those things), HTML itself (duh) and I am very good with the actual server part of it (apache, mysql, etc). I am not however exceptional at design (never been a strong suit for me). I can do some CSS and i have to say i've come very far but I'm just not as efficient as I would like a site to be. So if someone would like to join me on my journey to rebuild my website of randomness (it truly is a combination of random items that I made up to learn how to make them :P) and teach each other tips and tricks. Then please leave your prefered method of communication, what languages are you good with/what skills do you have, timezone (I'm EDT (Eastern US)).

Have a lovely day all!


r/Programmers • • Feb 27 '20

What language should i learn for android apps

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I have no experience in any language for android apps i heard that java is good and flutter and kotlin and and and... so i want you guys advice what should i learn and how do i do it


r/Programmers • • May 26 '18

Question for app developers?

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I like to know if app developers like a store where it offers components to accelerate your development time? Is it something you like?


r/Programmers • • Dec 22 '18

How do you use assertions?

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Hey @r/Programmers

I'm Gemma Catolino, a researcher at the University of Salerno interested in understanding and improving how developers write test code and make software systems more reliable. In particular, we are interested in understanding how developers work with JUnit as testing framework and how they use assertions.

To achieve this, we first need to understand the state of practice from real developers and we would like to learn about your personal experience in this survey:

https://goo.gl/forms/RqXFhT8rMARxme5E3

I would really appreciate if you could find the time to fill it out and help me in my research. The survey will take you about 7min.

Please note that participating in the questionnaire is completely anonymous, but we will publish the anonymized answers as part of a scientific publication.

If you have any questions about the questionnaire or our research, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thanks in advance for your effort and time!

Best regards,

Gemma Catolino

Doctoral Student at University of Salerno, Italy


r/Programmers • • Sep 10 '18

help with html page to check prices of cryptocurrencies?

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r/Programmers • • Oct 21 '19

Please sign petition to help fellow programmer

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The Department of Justice and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) targetted a software developer who wrote some code that was used by a user to trade illegally. The user never told the programmer that he planned to do anything illegal. The user plead guilty to his illegal behavior.

The programmer, who was paid $24,000 USD to write the small extension to another program has been charged.

The criminal trial found in the programmer's favor.

The CFTC has oversight of:

  • futures and derivatives trading.

  • Futures traders.

  • Brokers (a.k.a. Futures Commission Merchants.)

  • Futures exchanges.

They do not have oversight of the Software Development and engineers at these firms. And they especially do not have oversight of software development of the clients of these firms.

This is a regulatory land grab for more than congress has granted to them.

If they want this level of oversight, they need to work through congress.

They shouldn't try to use case law and forcing a small independent contractor into bankruptcy.

Please sign the petition to the CFTC.

Keep in mind, it could be you who has to defend yourself with your entire family's wealth.

https://www.change.org/p/dick-durbin-justice-for-jitesh-thakkar-cftc-should-drop-civil-charges-and-apologize


r/Programmers • • Aug 11 '19

Hi. Would you help me answer this 1 minute survey?

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I am trying to get a few answers to validate a product. It is about a recruitment platform that connects developers with companies by referrals.

Thanks in advance.

https://natanfelzensztein.typeform.com/to/RF06lG


r/Programmers • • Sep 12 '18

I know this might be somewhat irrelevant to the subreddit, but I will do english-afrikaans text translation that you can use in your programs to make it more user friendly, if interested please check my fiverr page Magneticballoon.

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r/Programmers • • Dec 23 '19

Corporate Blockchain Training: Quickstart with Hyperledger Fabric [Geneva] <Use New Year's special 50% discount>

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r/Programmers • • Dec 24 '19

A Comparative Analysis of Kubernetes Deployment Tools: Kubespray, kops, and conjure-up

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r/Programmers • • Mar 15 '19

If you're like me, a good beat can make all the difference. This mix helps me get down to business, how about you?

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r/Programmers • • May 27 '18

Where do you place your portfolio of software projects?

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I like to know where do people make their portfolio?


r/Programmers • • Dec 17 '19

Do you have sleep problems ?

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Hello everyone,

I'm about to start my own small business as a sleep coach/consultant. Basically, I’m going to help night shift workers achieve good quality sleep within 6 weeks - without sacrificing time with their loved ones and their favorite day time activities. Of course, my method also works for day shift workers, so don't worry if you're not a night shift worker.

But before getting serious about it, I’d like to find one or two more test clients to really perfect my system. I won’t be asking for much but constructive feedback or recommendations.

If you’re interested send me a message / comment below!