Topic: Are you a programmer? (Read 700 times)
I've a little interest in programming, but I'm not a programmer yet. I hope one day I can learn programming. There are many who say programming is too hard. But I wish to see the truth. Will you suggest me how can I start learning programming?
nope, I am not a programmer, but I want to start
I agree with you I too am not a programmer but trying to learn by looking at different sites I can write well. I have a friend who works for a programmer and works on various blogs.
Also, I dont need to prove you anything just because you are asking for proof of something.
Based on this philosophy, I declare you unfit to do business on this forum.
Relocate to a slum and palm read, or do something else where no one needs to verify what you say.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53741814
The website is functioning and receiving good traffic everyday!
No updates in three months, no comments...
Please deal with the scam accusation I've leveled against you before you start scamming more.
Thanks.
You clearly dont know what SEO is. My website is getting around 50 visits per day, everyday. All relevant and from top countries.
Also, I dont need to prove you anything just because you are asking for proof of something.
I dont know you, I have no business with you.
The website is functioning and receiving good traffic everyday!
No updates in three months, no comments...
Please deal with the scam accusation I've leveled against you before you start scamming more.
Thanks.
The website is functioning and receiving good traffic everyday! Let me know if you want to pop up in the programming world with your work!
Hello SuperGamer583!
It is all good. You may share the project mid-way too. Some people share their ideas first and then start working, so, if you have got anything rolling - that is extra cool
If you can write an article about your work, experience, skills and anything else you want to share with the programming community - I will gladly publish it on ProgrammingMax.
Keep me updated!
It is all good. You may share the project mid-way too. Some people share their ideas first and then start working, so, if you have got anything rolling - that is extra cool
If you can write an article about your work, experience, skills and anything else you want to share with the programming community - I will gladly publish it on ProgrammingMax.
Keep me updated!
Wow, I didn't expect such a support
. I am happy to hear that you are interested in projects that are "mid-way done" too .I will think about it and perhaps write an article or two
, who knows 
.Well, write 1 article and it will be an excellent addition to ProgrammingMax.com
I make games in Unity3D, Java plugins for Minecraft servers and more random stuff I find interesting .
I think I can call myself somehow a decent, advanced programmer. Not a professional by any means, but I can get most of the advanced stuff done.
When it comes to sharing my projects, well, let's just say I never finished any of my work to a state where I could share it with the world.
.I think I can call myself somehow a decent, advanced programmer. Not a professional by any means, but I can get most of the advanced stuff done.
When it comes to sharing my projects, well, let's just say I never finished any of my work to a state where I could share it with the world
.Hello SuperGamer583!
It is all good. You may share the project mid-way too. Some people share their ideas first and then start working, so, if you have got anything rolling - that is extra cool
If you can write an article about your work, experience, skills and anything else you want to share with the programming community - I will gladly publish it on ProgrammingMax.
Keep me updated!
The offer is still active! If you would like to publish a small blog article about your programming journey, let me know!
No, I am not a programmer. I am a writer. And I often use masterpapers.com services to proofread my papers.
No I am not a programmer. But I am very much interested in blockchain technology. Can anyone suggest where I can learn? Blockchain technology is the future.
I'm not a programmer like you But I think blockchain technology is good. It's hard to say what the future will be like You can also learn about blockchain technology by researching and practicing many places by watching different videos.
I don't find any benefit for programmers to promote their work via blog posts.
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
Agreed. I can imagine a website where you post some of your code as a portfolio when you're looking for a job... wait for a second! There already are hundreds of websites like this. I don't want to be a killjoy but this blog doesn't have a huge potential.
I want my blog posts to be more personal, like real blog posts, not just GitHub. Also, a blog posts where you actually have a form of conversation with the audience, not just plain copy-paste of code. A place where you can show what you are interested in, what have you been doing, what are some of your views on certain things, what are your plans for the future etc.
Also, could you, please, share some of the websites you are thinking of?
I'm not a programmer but I'm trying to be a programmer. I have a lot of writing skills but now with writing skills there is nothing that many do not believe that is why watching videos on YouTube and learning about programming after a book Also now most of the programmers are working on blogs and hence I am trying to learn how to work on blogs.
I don't find any benefit for programmers to promote their work via blog posts.
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
Agreed. I can imagine a website where you post some of your code as a portfolio when you're looking for a job... wait for a second! There already are hundreds of websites like this. I don't want to be a killjoy but this blog doesn't have a huge potential.
I have been involved in coding projects but i can share the product of my job, not all the programmers are open source, so. If you want to find some coders you should do it directly in Github. That's the right place to find programmers.
i'm afraid i can't contribute much on your blog as what i have noticed most of the programmers that is well skilled in programming lacks in written perspective but i do salute my colleagues when we're discussing programming stuffs.
I'm not much of a programmer also, but I'm a skillful computer user and can do some basic programming, can make a simple website and write some scripts. I also know how to install and program a smart house system. It's covered on this page, by the way. So if you're interested in my experience, then PM me.
Hello barnaclez! That is awesome!
If you can write an article about your programming skills, simple website dev and scriptwriting services as well as about your smart house system site - I will publish it on https://programmingmax.com/ for free.
I sent you a PM about this as well.
I don't find any benefit for programmers to promote their work via blog posts.
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
*cough*StackExchange*cough*
No I am not a programmer. But I am very much interested in blockchain technology. Can anyone suggest where I can learn? Blockchain technology is the future.
I don't find any benefit for programmers to promote their work via blog posts.
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
There are plenty of forums and platforms dedicated to the programming community where programmers are able to post their work or improve the code of others and gain publicity...
The offer is still active! Feel free to share this opportunity with other programmers as well
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