June 9th, 2009
I’m looking for an open source Windows based alternative to HP/Mercury Test Director. My current application is Access based, which can’t handle a team and larger number of test cases. I really want an open source product that will run on Windows, either as Winform app or as hosted IIS app.
Any products out there that a development team has actually USED?
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June 9th, 2009
Can anyone tell me if it is a waste of time installing VB .NET 2003 onto a Windows Vista Machine for web Development purposes? I read that 2003 does not lend itself to web 2.0 architecture so I could not implement any web 2.0 solutions. Should I just bite the bullet and go get .NET 2005 or should I wait until Orcas becomes available?
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June 9th, 2009
open source software is created by a community of programmers (usually free to the public). The code is also open for anyone to look at.
Shareware is paid software which you get a free trail
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June 9th, 2009
Want to help out???
I am currently designing an application similar to EyeQ entitled iTrain I am already in development, just looking for some extra hands (Credit will be given for your work to you)
We will all sign into Yahoo Messenger and chat about the project, set goals, assign pieces etc.
If you are in email your Yahoo ID to resevilfan@gmail.com and I will get in touch with you and send you the current files.
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June 9th, 2009
My husband asked me this question last night while looking at a really cool software release. So I began to wonder myself. Do the coder’s make money? Will they eventually charge for its use once people love it, or sell the rights and then charge current users? Just curious if anyone knows.
Thanks–
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June 9th, 2009
I am planning to change career so I am willing to learn web development to get a job in about 1 year or so. Now at my age do you guys think my chances are better with PHP and MSQL? Or ASP.NET? I am worry to have to learn linux with php etc..
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June 9th, 2009
I tried using PlusFAX and It doesn’t work with a high speed internet connection just like the Windows Fax services. Is there any other software that works in XP, Vista, or Ubuntu that can send a fax over a DSL internet connection?
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June 9th, 2009
I’m a third year computer/information management studies student and I’m looking for ideas for what to do as a final year project. Leaving it a little late, truth be told… I am good with web development, and have learned C# .net over the summer.
I actually want to create a web site/service that is of real use to people, rather than just showing off my skills.
So can people please suggest some (serious) things they wish there was a web site for out there, and perhaps I could build it.
Obviously legal and not free mp3’s or porn or something silly like that.
Thanks!
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June 8th, 2009
I mean, like what do you look for in it?
I am starting my own, so that i may practice coding, graphics etc… before i officially start school while at the same time providing a fun place to play online and chat with friends.
Atm we are in development, so please let me know what YOU look for. Will help me alot in designing for everyone. Thanks!http://www.kaddistic.net/ <– If your interested in joining development forum
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June 8th, 2009
i am looking for an open source script similar to yahoo answers / google answers (r.i.p.).
requirements:
users should be allowed to ask questions and to post answers without registration but with moderation through an admin. questions and answers/comments should be organized by rating (also from users).
thanks!
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June 8th, 2009
I am planning to study web development basically ASP.Net/
javascript/photoshop and some flash. I am expecting to study for 6 months. After that can I expect to get a job in a company? Is the field saturated? Will my age be an issue. I know a little html already.
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June 8th, 2009
Kind of like blog software, but more fitted to a magazine style.
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June 8th, 2009
im looking for a open source app to allow people to upload and share files very similar to the way garrysmod.org works
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June 8th, 2009
In the enterprise development market I am curious what % is .Net and what % is Java as of this year. Having trouble finding a link to anything that is not more then 5 years old.
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June 7th, 2009
I’d like to contribute to something, but I don’t know what or how to start.
I already know how to program.
Any ideas about how to get started?
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June 7th, 2009
sites having stuff for personality development..especially the speaking stuff. help me plz..
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June 7th, 2009
That works in Windows and Linux ?
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June 7th, 2009
I´m a Microsoft Certified Professional with experience in C#.Net both Web and Desktop applications. I have experience with PHP/MySql development and data entry systems. How can I get hiring from home?
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June 7th, 2009
I have a bachelor’s in Computer Science but have not used my programming knowledge/experience in the last couple of years. I want to re-sharpen my skills and think participating in some open source projects would help and be very interesting; but I really don’t know where to start.
– do I just find a project I want to help with? (where do I find one)
– is there a community for each project that I need to present myself to?
– if there is a project I’d like to help with, where do I begin?
– where can I help smaller projects and warm up?
I hope you get the gist of this question, any guidance would be GREATLY appreciated.
thanks,
-Nico
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June 7th, 2009
I miss my VB6 days and would love to re-live them using my new VB.NET ide. When I put together a Solution, it’s not automatically apparent how to make an .exe file, and I’m suspecting it’s not done from within any of the the development environment toolbars.
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