Let's see how competent /g/ is

>I got "hello world" to run successfully. The post.

>>61983457
>Do you work as a software engineer(anything related to it) and are you good at it?
I am an intern, because still at the uni
>What's the most impressive piece of software that you've written?
I built my own robot arm, and wrote the controlling software, implemented some games for it
>Is the above-mentioned piece of software used by other people? Have you made it available to everyone?
I have published it to github, but I don't know if people use it
>Have you participated in ANY programming contests, online or in-person?
nope
>If you do have a work in a programming field, are you paid well?
I am an intern, you can guess
>Pretty much every good programmer in the world uses a text editor, and not an IDE. So, do you?
Bullshit
>List your programming language competency - from pro to beginner. If you know less than 3 languages(different paradigms), you don't belong in this field.
C#
Java
Javascript
>inb4 pajeet
These are the languages that got you hired
Arduino
python
>finished uni/dropout/currently studying?
Have 1 semester left

>>61983457
>Do you work as a software engineer(anything related to it) and are you good at it?
Yes. Mid-level. Idk, I hope so.
>What's the most impressive piece of software that you've written?
Wtf kind of question is this? Define "impressive"?
>Is the above-mentioned piece of software used by other people? Have you made it available to everyone?
I work for a massive startup so yes, millions of people use my work
>Have you participated in ANY programming contests, online or in-person?
No because i'm not a fag
>If you do have a work in a programming field, are you paid well?
Yes, at least for where I'm at (UK is lower than US on avg, but my costs are much, much lower than living in the Valley)
>Pretty much every good programmer in the world uses a text editor, and not an IDE. So, do you?
I use an IDE because i'm not autistic (I use vim keybindings tho)
>List your programming language competency - from pro to beginner. If you know less than 3 languages(different paradigms), you don't belong in this field.
I know 1 extremely well (it's what I use everyday and what I was hired for), but several others at an intermediate level
>finished uni/dropout/currently studying?
dropout. did not major in cs either

>>Do you work as a software engineer(anything related to it) and are you good at it?
No, not really
>>What's the most impressive piece of software that you've written?
Nothing really impressive yet, most difficult thing I've done is 4 different implementations of a polynomial that could add and subtract, using different data structures
>>Is the above-mentioned piece of software used by other people? Have you made it available to everyone?
No, no
>>Have you participated in ANY programming contests, online or in-person?
No
>>Pretty much every good programmer in the world uses a text editor, and not an IDE. So, do you?
I'm not sure how it makes me any better, but yes I use a text editor (sublime text 3) and I'm learning vim
>>List your programming language competency - from pro to beginner. If you know less than 3 languages(different paradigms), you don't belong in this field.
Java beginner/intermediate, c/c++ barely any knowledge, python I've hardly ever used but if I need to use it it's pretty easy to figure it out
>>finished uni/dropout/currently studying?
Going into sophomore year of uni

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>>61983457
Is /G/- technology or programming? Pretty sure is says technology, fagtron.

>>61983457
yes, no i'm shit at it
hello world
no, no
no i don't have time for that
can't even afford rent
no unfortunately i'm stuck with using vim/emacs through via ssh on a unix terminal
c/c++/ada/python
finished

>>61984820
are you fucking 12? Holy shit, is this kind of intellect even possible in a human being? gtfo

>work
Sysadmin turned Developer turned Project Manager (~13 years with 3 different companies)
>most impressive software
In-house intranet org modular search engine and accompanying iOS application. I assume it's still in use. I don't work there anymore. It was not and probably will never be publicly distributed.
>programming contests
I went to a couple in college, they were a bit cringey. Not my thing.
>paid well
Well enough to have four kids and a stay at home wife plus some savings. I'd say so.
>text editor
Vim
>languages and competency
(Good) Ruby, Python, C
(OK) Objective C, Swift, Java, C++
>uni
Did 12 years in the military and never went to college.