[Tutor] What are you all up to?
Stephen Lastinger
s.lastinger@computernetdesign.com
Mon, 25 Jun 2001 07:34:26 -0400 (EDT)
Damn, why doesn't everyone just make me feel old
: )
I'm a 31 year old sr. Linux/Unix sys adm. and so far have mainly used it
to (somewhat - keyword here is 'learning') used it to add to my
administrative abilities. I took a look at perl (no I'm not trying to
start a holy war here), but the syntax drove me nutty!
I'm really interested in using tk but haven't quite gotten that
far yet.
As far as projects....well I won't list any of the too serious ones, but
as far as scratching an itch goes, I would love to write (not
in any particular order):
* a gui configuration util. for my (current) fav. window mgr.
* a much more eyecandy/colorful cd player than xplaycd
(and on that note, the same applies to xmixer)
* a kick-ass widget set based on/using tk and pmw and apps based on said
widget set.
There are others, but I figure by the time I finish these, then I will be
ready to write commercial grade multi-platform server
applications (or helper apps ; )
- even if just the front ends and prototyping the engine for
later recode in something like c, or c++.
I really see Python being like a faster development language and usable in
places where most would see java - but then again that may just be my
inexperience and lack of desire to learn java talking.
-Stephen
On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Jesse W wrote:
> Subject: [Tutor] What are you all up to?
>What are you all up to? What projects are you working on?
>
>
> I am a 17 year old Python hacker-in-training. I tend to write re-
> implementations of games and interesting graphics hacks. I am
> currently writing re-implementation of Miles Bones, a car racing
> card game, and a variation of the card game Uno, called Hot Death
> Uno. I wrote the beginnings of a module to access and modify MIDI
> file data in Python, and many other small programs.
>
> Thank you for your time,
> Jesse W
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