You can ask questions in the IRC channel if you like, though most people there already have their own projects they're working on. It's #bitcoinj on Freenode.
Thanks Mike
Topic: Looking for a tutor/mentor for bitcoinJ development for a few days (Read 2881 times)
September 02, 2014, 04:55:18 PM
Thanks Mike
August 25, 2014, 08:18:07 AM
You can ask questions in the IRC channel if you like, though most people there already have their own projects they're working on. It's #bitcoinj on Freenode.
August 22, 2014, 04:06:30 AM
I have spent a few days reading about Java, i am mainly a php/html coder with what coding experience i have, a few years ago a made a calculator with C++ lol. I am pretty much totally fresh to java, but i am a super fast learner with hands on.
I am looking for someone with experience with BitcoinJ that maybe has skype and teamviewer that wouldn't mind answering a question here or there or helping me when i get stuck. Basically what i am wanting to do is make a Java BlockChain Parser that outputs data into an SQL database. ( i am already familiar with SQL and have MSSQL enterprise server installed on my server)
I have already built the database table, and have been messing around with the examples in the bitcoinJ repository enough to have a few basic ideas as to what i need to do i just needs someone to "hold my hand" for a little bit until i get my feet underneath me.
If you would be willing to help a guy who is taking a crash course in java get his bearings, please send me a message or drop a reply in the thread. i'm using netbeans if that makes a difference
Thanks
I am looking for someone with experience with BitcoinJ that maybe has skype and teamviewer that wouldn't mind answering a question here or there or helping me when i get stuck. Basically what i am wanting to do is make a Java BlockChain Parser that outputs data into an SQL database. ( i am already familiar with SQL and have MSSQL enterprise server installed on my server)
I have already built the database table, and have been messing around with the examples in the bitcoinJ repository enough to have a few basic ideas as to what i need to do i just needs someone to "hold my hand" for a little bit until i get my feet underneath me.
If you would be willing to help a guy who is taking a crash course in java get his bearings, please send me a message or drop a reply in the thread. i'm using netbeans if that makes a difference
Thanks
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