wybiral, you make a good point, and of course there's no guarantee that we can find something that /everyone/ will be down with.
i'm suggesting that we have a discussion with a bunch of possible ideas thrown around, and if we find something we can all [or almost all] rally behind, that's cool, and we'll get it on as a group. if not, well, such is life, and we can all keep contributing to our favorite various projects as we do now .
doesn't hurt to try, i think?
Well it sounds like you're the right person to start that thread Go for it. If it's something that sounds interesting to me that I have time to help with I will, but there are so many good projects out there that already have a foundation and just need developers... Why not help one of those?
I'm still searching for a project *hint*
I don't think I am very good yet with programming. I have written some simple applications in the past, like tetris and a program that sorts my music. Those were both written in C++ but I am now learning python becouse it is so much faster (in coding the app ofcourse ).
I'm looking for a simple python project. Preferably one that just started, becouse I have never worked coding with other people and reading and understanding code of gigantic programs seems very hard to begin with.
A few days ago google appengine (http://code.google.com/appengine/) came out, I'm fiddling with that at the moment.
Maybe we can do something with that on the forum?
I never said it has to be a new project
Anyway, as per your suggestion, I started an idea generation thread for this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=752412
Any and all suggestions welcome. Let's get this rolling.
Are there going to be no more challenges then? I was hoping to do them as exercises when I had the time.
nobody said, there will be no more challanges, just start reading at the first page...
Lster, looks like the original post needs an update:
Programming Challenge 12 : Computational Geometry
Programming Challenge 13: Langton's Ant
Programming Challenge 14: Mastermind
Programming Challenge 15: connect four
Last edited by WW; July 31st, 2008 at 09:21 PM.
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