Take me off C++ and Javascript, I only want to help with...
C#, Objective-C and PHP

hmm... how difficult is it to pick up Objective-C if you already know other C languages?

I consider myself to be proficient in C, AVR-C, and Python. I can do C++, Javascript (mostly Greasemonkey), Java/XML for Android, Linux shell script, Lua, XHTML, and CSS to some extent, but I'm not an expert in any of these languages. I've got a little tiny bit of experience working on microcontrollers in assembly, but I'm probably not good enough to teach.

I can help with graphics programming (OpenGL) and possibly math (3D or otherwise).

I'm available by PM or on AIM (RoboDoughnut)

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Also, I'm a Linux user, so I might be able to help with Linux-specific development.

Its completely different from C or C++ (or C#).

It is very object oriented (objective-c) and a lot of words are changed (class -> interface, function -> method, #include -> #import), but it is more of an acquired language. Most people hate it at first, but learn to live with it. I just made a fuckton of useless but fun-to-make applications and started liking it.

I would say its not that hard to pick up, but I am not very good with Objective-C. I just know how to do certain things.

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Oh and the documentation is superb.

So basically it's easy to pick up if you're coming from another C dialect

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This is great. Maybe I can find a good mentor for C#!

I can help out with python, C/C++, and lua. My contact details are in my profile

CommanderPT, need some help?

So I'm guessing the list isn't updated by OP anymore?

I need a motivator
Im trying to learn C# but i really need someone to say: make X program with A,B,C features
And to then check it out and tell me whats ok and what could be optimised...
Nothing to hard

I've been doing C++ 2 years, willing to help people/ possibly work with people.

I wonder if anyone would be interested in getting on Gobby and programming random shit with me in c++. Gobby is a collaborative text editor with syntax highlighting :D

Wouldn't that be a lot of extra hassle? You'd have to keep copy/pasting to your IDE or whatever to compile it, and with multiple files in your project that's gonna get annoying
Probably better to use a version control system like SVN or Git

But that's just my thoughts, I'm sure some would disagree with me

Gobby is a text editor. You wouldn't use an IDE in addition to a separate text editor just to compile.

Gobby lets you see changes in real time, unlike svn or git.

Yeah I know what it is, I guess I worded my post badly

Forget it, I can't be bothered

Hey, look at that! I updated the OP with some guy who PM'ed me. If you want to get on the OP super quick, PM me with your PM link already there.