Here it goes - (Same intro I used on BeGroovy) :) Name : Anthony Quinn Occupation : Sr. Software Engineer / Consultant Years Experience : If you count from the time I started (VIC 20 boot rom basic) 14 years. Professionally for 7 years. Languages : Basic, Pascal, C, C++, Assembler, Java (And I have used all in various projects through out my career) Interests : Assembly programming I do not like AT&T style either. I prefer NASM (It is similar to Turbo Assembler) :) And not to mention allot easier to read for the x86 platform. Also I would not mind working on the OS services side of the house. I have written several "server" type applications for Windows, X11. Network coding is also something I like doing so net_server, or app_server, or media_server would be all right with me. I prefer to receive direction than give it. From that I mean if there is high level design, requirements hand them off and I can hit the ground running. I have worked in various team environments before with projects ranging from 3 months to 2 years. I also have been doing extensive internet focused development since 1995...I have followed the internet boom and also the different technologies for writing server side applications. I prefer writing the guts of things versus developing a user interface. Was never that good at it. I tend to spend more time on trying to making things be precise than effectively producing a UI on time. :) So in a nutshell : Utilities, libraries, servers and an occasional device module would be my cup of tea. -Anthony > >There are more than 25 of us! That is 1/2 as many as was working at Be! > >I don't want to lose a second of momentum, though. > >Would everyone mind mailing to me personally (mphipps1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) or to the list if you would prefer, your area of interest, what you want to do (develop, test, document, lead) and (very briefly) what your qualifications are? > >I will start and do so publically, just to show you who I am and what I would like to know: > >My name is Michael Phipps, email is mphipps1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I want to lead and develop for the kernel. I have a degree in CS (Rochester Institute of Technology, if anyone cares). I work every day as a developer in a performance driven C++ environment. I did a concentration (4 courses) in low level CS (compilers and OS) and worked with others to develop an operating system on an SGI Indigo, as coursework. I have been a member of the BeOS community since DR8. > >OK - I wasn't so brief. But I am applying for the biggest job, so I guess I have to explain myself more. :-) > >Thanks to everyone for joining. Don't be shy! Many of us are opinionated. Myself maybe the most. :-) But your ideas are just as important as any one elses. Think of this as a risk free opportunity to practice being more assertive. :-) > > >