Hi
1)Errr....I got the following while trying to look at the open source site
>You're messing in an area you don't wanna mess in.
2)From the bbs, the range of possible areas is SOOOO wide. Perherps it should have
more focus? Most successful sites focus on a core set of ideas. Carpet bombing just
dilutes interest and participation.
I suggest the following hot topics in the programming world :
Linux related(probably want to choose a toolkit like Qt too) .
Languages : VB, Perl, Java, C, C++, MFC
(what else do they teach in schs/uni nowadays?
Prolog...shudder...Haskell...howl....)
3) Does anyone want to write a statistical library for Java with me? Java seriously
lacks one to do statistical analysis and stuff. Will be GPL...until I get we get
too many downloads...:)
Lionel
> > > here's the thingy.. I've started a opensource/programming forum
> > > for some development work. I'm looking into how I can
>
> nice job elvin boyboy.
>
> > > integrate/transfer/merge some areas into SLP. It's pretty grey as some of
> > > the coverage is stuff like MacOS and Windows and possible embedded
> > > components like the ucSIMM, Basic Stamp,etc...
>
> we can list them out rite? I am more of a programming guy, I can help suggest
> too =) tcp udp ipv4 ipv6.......blah.....
>
> > > The focus on the current BBS is actually on development of
> > > "layers" and other programming issues, with much attributing to a final
> > > open-sourced working environment.
> > > I want contructive comments and not "U're splitting the work up"
> > > or "Just bring the whole thing over" The target Open.Zone users might not
> > > be confortable in a Linux-environment..
>
> what i am afriad is that if you make open.zone not only for linux...there might
> be some OS wars. I have seen it, witnessed it, be it in. hmmm but opensource
> stuffs are mostly related to linux anyways.
>
> > > So tell me which forum U think should be moved over,etc..
> > >
> > > URL is at http://open.zone.com.sg/bbs/
> > >
