[sclug] Introducing myself.

[David Newcomb]

Stackoverflow deals (mainly) with programming languages, but it is good for
scripting; every good sysadmin should be able to 'bash' out a couple of
'perls' in a Python infested open source pool !

Probably better looking at http://serverfault.com/
It's white-boxed stackoverflow that deals with server issues from systems
administration to networking, routing, etc.

Good luck,
David Newcomb

On 10 June 2011 00:06, John Stumbles <sclug at yaph.org.uk> wrote:

> On 09/06/11 22:25, nospam at bradleyatkins.com wrote:
>
>> Hi Ross
>>
>> A good way of getting experience is to look at open source projects. They
>> often ask for volunteers to get involved.
>>
>> You could take a look at Google code for a start and see if anything takes
>> your fancy. I'm sure others here could suggest other places to look.
>>
>> Try posting on the Ubuntu forums etc
>>
>
> What about that stackoverflow(? stackexchange?) site? - looks like a place
> to acquire a demonstrable reputation.
>
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