[sclug] Poll: What languages are people using

[Paul Vanlint]

There hasn't been much discussion of coding at the meetings I've been
to, which was one of the reasons I sent out the email.

I think it is generally useful to know what people are interested in, so
I know what questions I can ask that may get sensible answers. :)

In return, if anyone has particular questions about C++, PHP or SQL I
should be able to give a good response. Your mileage may vary with other
topics but I can give it a go. :)

If there is a big enough interest in coding here, it may be worth us, as
a group to offer help to a worthy open source project. For those
interested, we could then use the project to discuss things at meetings.
For people new to coding, being involved in a development project is a
good way to learn. Maybe it will get more people along to the meetings
too.

For instance, I got in touch with the guy running the gnumeric project,
although I haven't really done much on it since.

Paul.

On Thu, 2003-05-08 at 18:37, Derek M Jones wrote:
> All,
> 
> >I thought it would be interesting to see what languages people are using
> >in the group.
> 
> sclug seems to be turning into a hot bed of people interested in
> programming (I sort of include LaTeX users in this camp) :-)
> 
> What are the wednesday meetings like these days?  They used
> to be sort-of networking oriented (not that I have got nothing
> against networking people, just that I don't know much about it).
> 
> 
> derek
> 
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