eagerNewb

Hello

I'm a remote software engineer and would like to get involved in health startups. I have the possibility to work 2-3 hours per day and want to do it for free. Weekends included.

Experience: 4 years

Tech: php, javascript, nodejs, laravel, html, css, linux, mysql, mariadb, mongodb

Special interests: want to learn go language

Profile: back-end(whatever framework you use)/ front-end(have used react, not professionally)

REMOTE ONLY - GMT +- 3

* This submission is exclusively for companies involved in the HEALTH sector *

Feel free to contact me for my resume or for any other questions you might have - kk DOT manoilov AT gmail DOT com

Hello Hacker News,

I have been learning programming for 4 years now, primarily involved in the field of web development. Have some decent knowledge working with php, javascript, ruby, css and html.

I'm self taught. The main disadvantage of this is having unstructured and chaotic know-how. After 4 years I decided to branch in a field of programming I don't know much about - Audio programming. My research concurs that I need a new set of tools, mainly revolving around C++ When I started programming I had a mentor. He is an experienced software engineer who eased my initial frustration with programming. I will be grateful for the rest of my life, he gave me a chance to learn. What I'm saying is basically: When the student is ready, the master will come.

The time has come. Will YOU be my mentor? Share your audio programming knowledge.

No need to say I love music. Play the bass and love a solid groove!

Have a great day!

My father has been working as a networking engineer for almost 40 years. He is exceptional at what he does. The problem is we live in a country, where things like perfection, attention to detail mean nothing. Also he is old, which is a big problem for most employers. 3 years ago he quit his job, because the owner of the company hadn't payed him for 7 months. My father didn't care for 5 months, continued doing his job, as if he was getting payed twice as much. After 7 months passed he brought the project to an end and the firm maid a substantial amount of money because of his work. He then resigned. My Dad didn't care if he wasn't getting payed, his work matters most to him and he proved it. It pains me to see him today (3 years later), still searching for jobs and going crazy, because he can't do what he loves the most. He started developing projects on his own, yet no one want to invest, because of the situation in our country(riots). This has had quite the impact on our family in all the ways you can imagine. I tried talking to him, yet he has grown distant and bitter. I'm loosing my father. He is in dire need of a job and i feel helpless.

Hello, im currently 23, studying network technologies. My interest in web dev began about a year ago, since then i decided that frontend development is more fun for me to do, yet im still interested in learning backend languages. I have a good foundation with C#, Java, Php, but sadly thats what it remains, foundation. I'm not a complete newb when it comes down to HTML5, CSS and javascript. Have also some frameworks behind me. Currently im employed by a start-up company and am a bit frustrated if i actually will ever become a good frontend/backend developer. Questions:

1. Can anyone master OOP languages with lots of will and determination. 2. Does developing with html5, css and javascript, give you a better understanding of other languages? 3. Can someone get a job with my experience, a internship is also okay, but i have financial problems and most of the internships where i come from are not paid.

My current experience is: 3 month internship as a .Net developer 4 month (till the moment) frontend developer. html5, css, a little bit of javascript, newb php skills. Can i score a job, keeping in mind that im ready to put all of my time and passion in learning how to develop amazing(i get amazed when i see something beautiful and intelligently developed) web apps. I'm very eager to learn and implement new technologies in my frontend journey.