Programming Mentors?

[Bryan.ONeal at asu.edu]

Some us former interested developers went from working 20 hours/week to 50
hours/week and would like to sheepishly apologize for their sudden and extreme
absence ;)

Quoting Alan Dayley <alandd at consultpros.com>:

> Vaughn Treude said:
> > Scott,
> > I think a lot of people in the group have been doing this informally. 
> I
> > try to help people when I can (though I've been rather swamped
> lately!)
> > I've got a decade of C++ and two decades of C under my belt, so I
> guess
> > I'd qualify as an experienced software guy.  I think this is part of
> the
> > purpose of the monthly developer meetings (I haven't been able to
> attend
> > for a while- they're still having them, I hope.)  It's also true
> that
> > even C/C++ gurus like myself could benefit from the experience of
> other
> > developers in the group.  I've got very little experience in PHP and
> > Java, none in Python, and I definitely need to brush up on my SQL.
> 
> Yes, we are still having the Devel Meetings.  First Thursday of the
> month.
>  Lately the "presentations" have been a bit impromptu due to neglect on
> my
> part but I always find them interesting.  There are some smart people
> in
> the group.
> 
> Scott, if you are learning or know Java you should look at
> participating
> in the group's Event Planning Project.  So far the project has
> produced
> lots of interesting discussion and a list of tasks but it is struggling
> to
> find actual developers.  Go to the project website to learn more:
> http://epp.0x1b.org/  Login with username 'plug-guest' and password
> 'plug-guest' to read all about it.
> 
> In any case, you are welcome to fully participate in this list and come
> to
> the meetings.
> 
> Alan
> 
> 
> 
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