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Will trade C++ for credit + profitssss Nodev 01/10/16 (Sun) 10:34:21 fed270 No.24767

C++ Dev here.

I will trade my C++ devering for a cool / interesting / what I deem worthwhile project. All I ask for in return in credits in the game somewhere (obviously) and also a legally binding agreement to sharing profits (if there's ever any profit made); basically I just want to make sure that if we stumble onto Minecraft 2 that I get a cut.

Also I can code in Javascript and possibly other languages if you don't mind a programmer who's not used to the language of choice (like a carpenter who's used to working with Oak being asked to work with Pine).

Post last edited at 01/31/16 (Sun) 23:52:50

Nodev 01/10/16 (Sun) 10:36:21 fed270 No.24768

Oh and like, I have never completed a game before, so that doesn't bode well.

I've never completed because I always bite off more than I can chew. Perhaps a smaller idea with a team, or just a designer/art guy would make it happen.

I'm experienced in C++ & OpenGL.

Nodev 01/10/16 (Sun) 16:54:33 a219e3 No.24770

>>24768

Anon, forcing yourself to work with a partner/team may add extra motivation for a short period of time but it will quickly burn out. You should really try to make a short, shitty platformer or something by yourself before making a stranger's project dependent on your programming abilities.

Nodev 01/21/16 (Thu) 22:25:35 239563 No.24940

>no portfolio or anything

Fuck off Goldstein, go look for work somewhere else.

Nodev 01/26/16 (Tue) 17:08:56 16a102 No.25027

>>24768

You should really get on that. Why would anyone hire you to help with their game if you can't prove that you will be any help?

Nodev 01/29/16 (Fri) 18:08:50 b23bc3 No.25076

Rather, share your secrets to C++. I'm trying to learn it but so far the "C++ for dummies" book isn't cutting it for me (Lackluster explanations beyond the fundamentals).

Like, I can code a Hello World program with Dev-C++ but can't do a fizzbuzz.

Should mention this is my first time ever learning a programming language.

Nodev 01/29/16 (Fri) 23:30:20 083142 No.25084

>>25076

>Like, I can code a Hello World program with Dev-C++ but can't do a fizzbuzz.

If you can't write fizzbuzz in C++ then you probably can't write it in any other imperative language. You have to learn how to express your thoughts on paper first.

Nodev 01/30/16 (Sat) 20:52:56 daf329 No.25095

Yo, OP, if you're still around; I have a smallish project I'm working on where my coder just bailed on me. You have somewhere I can contact you like Steam or some shit?

Nodev 02/03/16 (Wed) 12:17:46 21298e No.25146

I want u OP

Nodev 02/09/16 (Tue) 00:57:49 d77134 No.25207

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>>25084

Not him but I didn't know this game but I hope he can do more than that. But yeah after looking it up I couldn't help but create it..

Took me around 2 minutes.

Nodev 02/29/16 (Mon) 21:44:38 e5c353 No.25767

>>25076

>C++ for dummies

there's your problem. I tried shit books like that years ago and gave up because they fucking suck. Read some good books - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

but more importantly make sure you do something practical with every single thing you read, or you won't really learn it. Take a course or some shit.

Nodev 03/04/16 (Fri) 19:34:24 f8513a No.25852

>what I deem worthwhile

Where's your portfolio? I wouldn't want somebody who has never finished a working project on my team.