help for expert project with c#

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I'm looking for a new programming ideas for projects I am expert who can help me?

Posted 5-Feb-11 8:51am

mehdi smm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Feb-11 15:16pm

I oppose the one who voted "1". The question makes sense (if of course you promise to share the solution).
--SA

#realJSOP 5-Feb-11 18:04pm

If he's an "expert", he shouldn't have any shortage of ideas. I'm no expert, and I have all kinds of project ideas bouncing around in my head.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Feb-11 21:11pm

John,

Basically I agree. There are many important unresolved problems to solve in the world; and many are affordable for an expert to solve them.
However, I can imagine even an expert asking for an fresh idea for a new project. Some tasks are too boring, or need too much time or should wait. Finally, I can imagine an expert who is just a problem solver not capable of inventing new problems (this is not very likely though).

Being an expert or not is a concern, of course. I'm not discussing it. For example, I never saw an expert in any field who would write sentences without a single separator character :-)

In short, why not giving OP a change? Who knows? If this is just the invalid self-esteem, it will be exposed anyway...

--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Feb-11 21:18pm

Oh, I just followed Griff who checked up the OP's history of questions.
Now I see. Well... nothing to talk about.
--SA

Henry Minute 5-Feb-11 19:41pm

I have to agree with John here. I don't think I would have voted 1 but asking for ideas for a project from people that don't know you, or your abilities, has to be a bad idea.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-02-05T09:18:00

"I am expert"

I just reviewed your previous question history.

Um.

How do I put it without being rude:

Expertise comes with experience.
You don't have any yet.
You are as much an expert as I am a stuffed penguin in a tutu.

Can I suggest that you get a book on something relevant, and have a try at some of the middle grade exercises? Otherwise you are going to be completely out of your depth, and will learn nothing useful.

(By "relevant", I mean something that will help you in future. .NET concepts, maybe. SQL perhaps.)