Programming for Bitcoin

[Pythonideus]

Hello BitCoinTalk, I am looking to hone my abilities in programming. If there is something you'd like me to program for you, I'd be glad to do it for some Bitcoin. Once I finish the program I will send a video of myself using it. If you are pleased with what you see we can make the trade; if not, I can either make it more suitable for your needs or we can just call it off, no hard feelings.

I do not have advanced knowledge of any language, though I am trying to build my knowledge and experience by putting myself into a position where I need to learn something to get a project done(the reason I'm doing this). I tell you this for two reasons.

1. So you know you do not need to pay me very much, this is mainly a learning experience.
2. I will most likely not be able to create anything extremely complicated in a timely manner.

However, I still encourage you to message me with your offer. I will tell you if I do not think I can complete the task you give me and, as I said, you do not have to pay me anything until I have proven it to work.

PM me with the following information


What you need done :

When you need it done :

How it needs to look :

Any specific details I need to adhere to :

How much you're looking to pay :

Test cases (to include in the video to show it works) :

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I'd suggest including your skills, abilities, as well as previous work you've done.

[Pythonideus]

That's actually the reason I put the part about not being paid until I prove that what I've done is sufficient. I have no experience as of yet (trying to get some with this).

[nebulus]

Sent you a pm...

[Pythonideus]

Bump

[zakoliverz]

What Programming ?

VB-NET or java or c++

[Barnacle_Ed]

That's actually the reason I put the part about not being paid until I prove that what I've done is sufficient. I have no experience as of yet (trying to get some with this).

IMO, you should still put some description of whatever languages you have worked with (or at least know that you want to work with). It's good to have at least a vague idea of what languages or skills you'd like to focus on.