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- Subject: Re: [coders] 1st Post-Intro
- From: "Michael Davies" <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 09:45:26 +0930
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Hey all,
Firstly I'm lurking on this list from Adelaide, not that geography
matters too much.
I'm fortunate in that writing code is something I get to do for a day
job, and it's something I love to do. During the day for the past 3
years or so I've been mostly playing with C# under .NET (during the
day) and Mono (at night) - Mono has provided a great avenue to
evangelise people to FOSS environments.
Every day-job project I've ever been involved with seems to use a
different language, so I'm also comfortable with at least Ada, Python,
PHP, Java and C - and I can write write-only code in quite a few other
languages too :-)
Most of my work lately has been at the user-interface end of the
world, although I generally like playing anywhere in user-space. I'm
getting too old for part-time kernel hacking :-)
Looking forward to what this list might become,
Michael...
--
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do it well anyway." -- Brian Kernighan