8 Great sites for .NET Developers...

**codybear** · #1 (**permalink**) 06-08-2009, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Link9228

Thanks, but don't expect anything great from me. I certainly doubt I'll be able to digup anything awesome (such as openGL hardware acceleration on the Vogue), but I'll try and help people, once I figure everything out, that is.

We always a spot for a fellow programmer.
Have fun, and let us warn you now, this can become quite addicting.

Link9228 · #2 (**permalink**) 06-08-2009, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by codybear

We always a spot for a fellow programmer.
Have fun, and let us warn you now, this can become quite addicting.

It already has. Just yesterday, well, today, I stayed up until 6 am reading through various things and trying to learn a few things about my device. I think the most interesting thing was OpenGL on it, which would rock. I also discovered that it was only a few months ago that Manila2D was ported, and now it works almost flawlessly. This community certainly knows their stuff, which excites me. One problem though, I'm more of a c#/java guy, and haven't ever written a c++/c program, I've only read through some source. I would probably have to become more familiar with that before being any real help (I'm assuming all of the .dll's that are being ported/remade/created are using either c or c++).

**shaggylive** · #3 (**permalink**) 06-08-2009, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Link9228

It already has. Just yesterday, well, today, I stayed up until 6 am reading through various things and trying to learn a few things about my device. I think the most interesting thing was OpenGL on it, which would rock. I also discovered that it was only a few months ago that Manila2D was ported, and now it works almost flawlessly. This community certainly knows their stuff, which excites me. One problem though, I'm more of a c#/java guy, and haven't ever written a c++/c program, I've only read through some source. I would probably have to become more familiar with that before being any real help (I'm assuming all of the .dll's that are being ported/remade/created are using either c or c++).

yea, I don't even program, and I was up all night too. there's always a mystery to be solved..

btw, one of the top programmers for the community is no2chem. he has worked magic on these devices. see his handy work @ www.nuerom.com
also he was recently interviewed by another member, might help get you pointed in the right direction http://www.thestumblebum.com/2009/06/no2chem-interview/