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TimestampWNameEmailDescribe your involvement in open source (e.g., "never heard of it", "run Ubuntu", "wrote most of the Linux kernel")?How did you discover this event?Are there any open source projects you're particularly interested in contributing to? (Even if you're not sure, you can use this space to discuss the open source software that you use and/or your general programming interests.)What are you excited about learning?Which programming languages do you know at a BEGINNER level?Which programming languages do you know at an INTERMEDIATE level?Which programming languages do you know at an ADVANCED level?Which software do you use to write code?Have you used IRC (Internet Relay Chat) before?Have you used version control before?Have you used a bug tracker before?Do you have a computer at home?Do you have a laptop?Any dietary restrictions we should keep in mind when ordering food?
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3/10/2014 11:22:01Katherine M.kmoloney@mail.ccsf.eduuse various Linux operating systems at work & at school, use Firefox, use obsproject.com, have used Open Office and Libre Office, have submitted feedback on Wikipedia and donated money, have tried various open source software, have taken related classes at CCSForganizing it, initially found OpenHatch.org via a meetup about Google Summer of CodeUncertain, maybe Wikipedia, maybe obsproject.com, maybe one of the language tutorials like docs.railsbridge.org, maybe OpenHatch training missionshow to dig into the communications/archives of an open source project to understand what's going onC, Python, RubyJava, HTML, CSS, XMLshell scripting, Oracle PL/SQLvim, Eclipse, Notepad++, Toad for OracleYesNot really, have done exercises with git, GitHub, and Git for WindowsNot really, just ExcelYes, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Windows 7Yes, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (vim), Windows 7 (vim, Eclipse)None
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3/11/2014 17:24:59Arthur Wongawong5@mail.ccsf.eduRunning Linux as my primary OS as well as using open source software such as Open Office, Gimp, Inkscape, and Bluefish.Member of CCSF Linux Users GroupBro, Time MachineOpen source collaboration tools and softwareNone.python, ruby, bashNone.viYesNoBugzilla ( I believe. It has been a long time. )Yes. Windows 7, 8, Mac OS X, FedoraYes. Windows 7, Fedora ( vi )None.
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3/12/2014 2:19:12Thuong Hotho36@hills.ccsf.eduDon't have experience.Coders Google Group mail.Not particularly. I am open to to anything.How to get involved.XMLJavaScript, HTML/CSS, Rubyn/aSublime Text, viYesGitTrac, bugzillaWindowsOS X, yesnone
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3/12/2014 2:49:03Carlo Combeslucifer7@gmail.comI've been around open source development for a while. I break things and either fix them or file bug reports.I'm part of a club involved in hosting the event.I'm already involved in the projects I want to contribute to.I'm here to hear what people in the open source community think about the open source community.ruby, assembly (x86-64)php, c++, c#, python, assembly (mips)perl, cvim, notepad++, sublime text, visual studio, xcodeYescvs, svn, mercurial (hg), gitbugzilla, jira, tracI have computers running Windows (mostly 7), OS X 10.9, and a server running VMware ESXi. The server has: Windows Server 2012 R2, Linux (multiple distros), FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASEthinkpad running win7/linux and a macbook pro running OS X 10.9. they have the relevant IDEs/editors for their platform(s)None
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3/12/2014 9:37:48Stan Yeestantm@pacbell.netrun Ubuntu. That's about it.Katherine's email to former Java students.App development or web development.Git Hub and projects I can help on.HTML, JavaScript, Java, C++.Java, HTML, JavaScriptJava, JavaScriptEclipses, Notepad++YesCMS (Content Management System)Jira, Bugzilla.Windows 7, Windows 8, and UbuntuWindows 8nope
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3/12/2014 10:20:01Nick Benzamacbenz@gmail.comI'm currently running ubuntu on my litecoin mining rig that I built. Controlling that machine with another machine thru SSH protocol on the command line was so fun, that's why I decided to sign up for Intro to Unix/Linux at CCSF.

Before that though, I never touched Linux. I have used the command line sparingly when taking a ruby-on-rails tutorial.		Professor Metzler at CCSF mentioned it to us in our online discussion.Anything I can contribute to that I can put on my resume and LinkedIn. Absolutely!ruby, html, bashNoneNoneWhen I was doing the rails tutorial, we used Sublime Text 2.

As far as Linux goes, I have experience with Pico, Nano, but my favorite is Vi.
YesGit/Github when doing a rails tutorial. Every chapter we ended with the "git dance", new commits, etc.No.Yes. Three. From least to greatest:

1. Litecoin mining rig running on Ubuntu 12.04, used solely for the purpose of mining litecoins.
2. 2007 iMac - Somewhat on the end of it's long run. Running OS X Mavericks. 10.9 I believe.
3. 2011 15" MacbookPro - This is my main machine. Also running OS X Mavericks 10.9		2011 15" MacbookPro - This is my main machine. OS X 10.9 Mavericks.

Not sure about IDE's, but yes the editors mentioned above are on the machine.		Carnivore ;)
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3/12/2014 12:05:52Bongani Masimlabmasimla@mail.ccsf.eduTaking a Linux Administration course, but have no contributions yetEmail from schoolI'd like to contribute by adding improvements to Lonux and the kernelLicensing, version controlC++Visual Basic, python, bashNoneText editors, IDEaNoNoNoNoYes Mac OS, yesNone
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3/12/2014 13:03:15Bill Hoganhogan.wp@gmail.comI prioritize using open source software but have never been involved in development . TechSFI'm generally interested in projects that involve mass participation, popular education, and social justice. Web developmentCSS, HTML, SQL, Ruby, Java, C++, Unix, Assembly Language, PHPNoneNoneEditra, Notepad, Text EditNoNoNoYes, OSXYes, OSXVegetarian
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3/12/2014 13:15:53Paul Previdepprevide@mail.ccsf.eduI've heard of it but have never been involved in any project. Through the class forum of CS160A (Introduction to Linux) at CCSF.I'm still exploring my general programming interests but as a preliminary answer, I'm interested in life sciences and computational programming. I want to get involved in open source projects to enlarge my skill set and get experience. So, I'm primarily interested in learning how to get involved without having a ton of CS experience. JavaJavaNoneNetbeans IDE, NotepadNoNoNoYes, Windows XP, VistaYes, Windows XP, NetbeansNone
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3/12/2014 14:31:48Sylvain Chambonschambon@mail.ccsf.eduDespite the fact I'm using Mac OS X as my everyday OS, I am very concerned about open source project and use many of them such as Firefox, VLC, Open Office, LaTeX, MySQL, Apache, etc. I'm also familiar with Linux which was my OS for about 10 years. AS a teacher, I told students to prefer using open source program because they are simply better.A classmate (Katherine Moloney) talked about it in class.GeoGebra (http://www.geogebra.org/) is my favorite open source project. As a math teacher, I use it very often with students.I'm thrill to understand how the open source community is able to achieve such wonderful projects being so widely (worldly) spread. I'm also curious about how to maybe contribute to some project.CSS, HTML, SQL, XML, ruby, javascript, ...C++, python, androidJava, LaTeXEclipse, sublime text, textwrangler, vimNoI've use git before but I'm just familiar about how to get a project from github and make some commitsI've heard about bugzilla and had a look at the one used by mozilla but just scratched the surface...I have an iMac currently running on OS X.I have a laptop running on OS X.Nope!
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3/12/2014 18:22:55Michael Chavezmchavez@space-rocket.comI am a WordPress addict trying to move to full stack JavaScript. I am into Twitter Bootstrap. I've messed around with node.js. Favorite open source project at the moment is drywall.jsClaudia from WDCCdrywall.jsRoR as a gateway to full stack JavaScript MVC and integrating with WordPress. JavaScript, PHPLESS, Some PHP with WordPressCSS, WordPress, Responsive Web DesignSublime Text 2YesYes. Github and BitBucketI've worked with teams that use Jira, but never had to use it myself.YesMavericksNone.
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3/12/2014 22:53:49Stevegon138@gmail.comlearning ruby on railsCCSF mail listno idearails, django, playjava, ruby, html, sqlnanaeclipseNogitnopeyes, os xyes, os x, eclipsePizza would be good enough. or Bo Nhung Dam.
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3/13/2014 1:52:47Kevinkevr@ccsfcc.netI support open source 100%. I've been using Linux operating systems for a long time and prefer them over the monstrosity that is Windoze. Of course, this is my personal view on it! I have not contributed to many big real projects in my life time, however, I have contributed very small things throughout the years. Now that I'm serious in programming, I want to contribute much more. I'm a C/C++ programmer as well as learning Python from the bottom up. I can also script in various shell languages. I am still learning every day, and I will be until I die! I feel like people should not be forced to pay money for software when their organizations or goals require it!I discovered this event through Katherine Moloney, head of CCSF Women Who Code. I have also been told things about it by various other people who participated last summer.Weechat, any program that a person at my intermediate level can take part of. Also, I would like to contribute to some various projects when dealing with dependency issues on certain systems.Am I excited? I've been waiting for this my whole life.CSS, HTML, perl, javascript, java, perl, haskellC, C++, I would not say that I'm advanced in any language. However, this depends on the context of "ADVANCED" here. People do certainly get paid for writing in programming languages, but they are not always advanced enough to be the perfect person for the job. I would say that I could probably get a job writing code, but I would not feel right doing it for anything out of my league.vimYesYes. Github as well as my own hacked up scripts to manage versioning locally.Apache, GithubYes. Arch Linux and has Windows 8.1 on Dual-boot for school purposes.Yes. Arch Linux and Chrome OS. vim is installed on all my machines.Stuff low on sugar! I'm Diabetic.
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3/13/2014 9:33:49eric ngeng14@mail.ccsf.eduNever heard of it until today, I took CS160AThe professor posted it on the forumsI'm not sure, but i'm willing to learn about this programCodingonly "echo "hello, world" in linuxnoneI know nonei know you could use txt files or write scripts in linuxNononoyes, Mavericks OSXYes, Mavericks OSXnone
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3/13/2014 12:02:02Alexey GolubevAlekseriator@gmail.comI have recently install Arch Linux on my macbook and I have been spending time setting up my system to run the way I want it. During the set up I have encountered times when I had to choose if I had to go with open source software vs proprietary. I learned a lot about it and watched documentaries to see all of the people behind the movement like Linux Torvalds and Richard Stallman. It has been fun learning about all of this stuff and I'm looking to learn even more.I have been waiting for it for a while since I first saw a posting about it at the CCSF's coder's club.I'm learning Java programming and C++ currently. I'm still learning a lot, therefore I can't really participate doing a lot of development, but I really want to learn more so that I can begin to contribute.Everything, but more technical stuff and not things that are easily learned just by seeing a tutorial online.Javascript, java, C++, C, Bash.Javanone at that lessonVim!YesGitnoMac OS X and Arch LinuxUsing Vim for development while running Arch Linux.I WANNA EAT ANYTHING!!!!
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3/13/2014 12:18:16Xianhui Fengxianhui.feng100@gmail.comrun Ubuntu but new
create Android app 		at classInterested in GithubAbout learning how to use Github
JavaScript

java
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html		NaEclipseNononoyes,Windowsyes,Ubuntu,Eclipse installednone
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3/13/2014 13:30:27Adam Fieldawfield@gmail.comLimited knowledgeCCSF Web Designers and Developers Club Google GroupI use Github, Sublime Text, Scout, bittorrent. I'm sure there are other open source projects I take advantage of but I can't recall them right now. Javascript, JQuery projects, iOSHTML, CSS, Javascript, JavaHTML and CSSNoneSublime Text 3NoI don't think so. NoYes, Mac OS - MavericksYes - Sublime Text 3, EclipseNo beef.
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3/13/2014 13:32:26Jonathan Steimnitzjsteimni@mail.ccsf.eduI use various open source programs but have not worked on development of any projects.Info was posted on the white board in my computer science class.Firefox, LibreOffice, ZoteroEager to learn how to get involved with an open source project and contribute (at my skill level). How to build up a collection of code samples or other work for my portfolio. Python, JavaScriptC++, HTML5, CSSprobably noneedit code in Notepad++, use g++ to compile C++ and chrome/firefox for webNononoyes. Win 8, Win 7, Linuxyes. win 8none
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3/13/2014 13:59:10Jay Rocajay.roca@gmail.comActively learn and contribute to source code writing.Blackboard at Batmale Hall in CCSFImplementation teams that develop CRM database and or software to track and account for missing people. Think Typhoon Haiyan of the Philippines in late 2013. Networking and learning from similar like minded professionals in an environment that cultivates same.
SQL beginner
APEX begginer- introduced by Salesforce 		N/AN/AGitHub and HillsNoNONOYes Mac OS 10Macbook ProNone
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3/13/2014 14:44:37Thomas Charles GriffinThomas.Charles.Griffin@gmail.comI use UbuntuFrom Coders ClubI don't knowHow to find projects and contributeruby, pythonHTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Bash ShellSQL and JavaEclipse, vi, notepad++ geditYessome experience with gitnoyes, Windows 7, 8 and Ubuntuyes, Windows8 and Eclipsenone
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3/13/2014 15:47:42Pablo Rocha Moreiraprm.gredes@gmail.comI've never contributed to an open source project but I have been benefited by many projects like: Linux, Python, Django, Libre Office and others.My coordinator at CCSF (Ken Lee) told me about this event.Django, but I am open to contribute to any project.How to join the open source community.RubySQLPython, JavaSublime Text, VIM, NoYes. I use Git.No. I've never used a bug tracker before. By bug tracker do you mean a debugger?No. I do not have a computer at home.Yes. I have. It's running MAC OS X.None
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3/13/2014 18:37:56Timothy Hastingstthastings424@gmail.comI just finished a unix course. This was my first exposure to coding. I do not know what "open source" is.The instructor for the course brought it to the class' attention.My programming interests would involve unix.Anything to increase knowledge about unix.SQL, unixn/an/aunixNon/an/aI have an Apple laptop.Yes. Apple. I can use vi on it.None
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3/14/2014 0:45:09John ParkRighteousjohn@gmail.comI have used Ubuntu before. I have heard of open source projects.It was announced in my android programming classi dont know enough yetHow to test for bugs and contribute to different open source projects.C++,MySQL and JavaJavanone, maybe very beginner java workEclipse IDE, Sublime Text2 text editorNononenoyes it uses mac osx mavericks Yes it uses mac osx mavericks and has eclipse and sublime textNone
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3/14/2014 0:46:38Jose Angel Roa Gomezjroagome@mail.ccsf.edurun Ubuntu, basic commands to move around in the terminal CCSF StudentsI don't know anything about open sourceHow to contribute to a wonderful projectPHP, shell script, html, cssjavanoneeclipse, notepad++, bluefishNoJust in tutorials, but never use it actuallynomy laptopyes, I told you, jejejevegan diet
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3/14/2014 3:34:48Dannilo Francodpinhafr@mail.ccsf.eduBasic involvement such as Linux, PHP and web languages.I discovered this event at Abbas' class.I would like to contribute to Mozilla and Wikipedia.Linux and programming languages.VB.NET, Pascal, PythonCSS, HTML, Javascript, PHP, Objective-C, Shell ScriptJava, SQL, C#Xcode, Eclipse, Visual Studio, Notepad++NoI have neverI have neverYes, I do. I am running Mac OS MavericksYes, all of that apply.I am carnivore!
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3/14/2014 6:25:14Joseph Smithjsmit138@mail.ccsf.edu-know Linux command line
-run Arch and Debian as main systems
-have a linux home server
CCSG TECHSFXBMC
OPENELEC
Opportunities in open sourceHTML
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XML		nonenonetext editorsYesnonoarch linux
os x
macbook -osx (windows vm) text wrangler
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3/14/2014 10:38:12Vincent Encinaslastguiltyhero@gmail.comNot involvedI just heard of the event from the CCSF E&T webpage I am not sure what is available out there. I want to learn how to find project available to work on so I can practice the programming that I have learned in school and online. C++, HTML, and PythonNoneNoneVisual CNoNoNoYes.
Windows 7		Yes.
Windows 7		None, but I prefer chicken.
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3/15/2014 0:22:24Lawrence Lewllew2@mail.ccsf.eduRun UbuntuCS ClassroomNot sure.Learning how to program games.C++, Java, Python, RubyC++, JavaNoneEclipse, CodeblocksNoN/ANoWindowsWindows and Linux MintNone
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3/15/2014 12:27:36Dandrcatenstein@gmail.comI've heard the term before, but never really knew what it meant exactly.An email from a professor.Firefox, or ChromeI'm excited in knowing what the community is like.HTML, C++, CSSC++None yetEclipse, for C++. Notepad++ for HTML and CSS.NoNo, never heard of it.NoYes, a Windows 7 machine with some linux virtual machines.Yes, and it has the IDE and editor mentioned.I'm on a pizza diet :)
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3/16/2014 8:46:59Wing LamWlam31@mail.ccsf.eduNever heard of itFrom my Professot CraigOpen source softwareYes because I am currently taking CS classesC++, linux/unixNoNoHillsNoNoNoYes window7Yes window 7N/A
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3/17/2014 11:42:25Felix Leexilefneergeel6@gmail.comI've come across some open source projects on the web, mostly game engines and such for fun.Saw this on the CCSF coders website.I'd love to work on an open source game project. Game programming is pretty fun.I'm excited to learn about the entire process of starting an open source project and getting it up and running.C++, JavaC++, JavaNot yet.CodeBlocks, EclipseYesGithubNo.Windows 7Windows 7None
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3/17/2014 12:19:35Mohammad Youssefmyousse5@mail.ccsf.eduI run UbuntuCraig PersikoAndroidI'm most excited to learn how to initially get involved with a project.C++NoneNoneText editorNoNONOYes
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3/17/2014 14:10:04James Sutterfieldjames.sutterfield@gmail.comUsed to run Ubuntu, but recently switched to a Mac following a job change. I also work as a software engineer at Wikia, on our main application which is open source.CCSF-WDDC newsletter.I'm most interested in contributing to something Python related. I've used Django before, both at work and for a personal project, so getting involved with that community would be great.How someone new to open source can begin contributing to a project. See belowBASH, javascript, SQLPython, PHP, HTML, CSS. Please note, I've put Python and PHP in this category because I've gotten paid to write both, however I'd consider myself more Proficient/Intermediate for both.PHPStorm at work, and vim when playing around with code at home or ssh'd into a box.YesYes, git.Yes, jira.No.Yes, a laptop running Mac OSX, and another running Ubuntu. I use vim to edit on the Ubunutu laptop, and vim/PHPStorm on the Mac depending on what I'm doing. None
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3/17/2014 14:30:26Jonlarsen.jf@gmail.comHeard a lot about it, but haven't used much other then GIMP.CCSF Coders clubNot sure.How to use various programs that might be useful to me.C++, C#None.None.Visual Studio Express.YesNoNoYesYes. One Windows 7 with Visual Studio, one Raspbian which hopefully I will get around to installing Code::locks on.None
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3/17/2014 14:54:28darren shortdshort1@mail.ccsf.edudual boot ubuntu with win 7 on my laptop. Some programming experience with perl. Taking shell programming course this spring semester. Just looking to see what open source projects entail and if there are any interesting areas of open source to be involved with.CCSF website, while looking for the ACRC hours of operation.I'm not certain at this time. I like programming, so just looking at what's out there.learning how open source functions in a team collaboration context.html, sql, css, perlperlnone.viNosome CVS back in the late 90s.no.Yes, running Ubuntu and Win 7 ProYes, running Ubuntu and Win 7 Pro. Yes, vi is running on my system.no.
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3/17/2014 19:14:14Jason Hoangcoders@mail.ccsf.eduI use Ubuntu on my laptop and a plethora of open source software it comes with.By ear in the coders clubRails projectsParticipating in the open source community by contributing code.Java, Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, bashn/an/aEclipse, vimYesgitnoWindows 7, UbuntuWindows 7, Ubuntunone
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3/17/2014 19:28:39John Scottjscott6@mail.ccsf.eduHave used Linux several times. Have played around with open source web mapping tools.It was announced in my CS211E (Advanced Java) class at CCSF.GeoServer and similar map server projects.Anything having to do with web maps or reporting.Python, Perl, PHPJava, SQLNonevi, NotePad++NoCVS and Virtual SourceSafe, both a long time agoBugzilla, a long time agoYes, one runs Mac OS X and the other runs Windows 7Yes, Mac OS X, no IDE are code editor currently installedNone
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3/17/2014 22:03:15Eric C. Blackbitacoustic@gmail.comI am a computer science student at CCSF (soon to transfer to SF State) and while I am comfortable with programming I haven't yet had the opportunity to work on any large or collaborative projects.Katherine from the CCSF Coders group posted about it on the discussion group for the CS270 class.I'm interested in getting involved with multimedia software (particularly audio) since audio production is one of my hobbies in addition to programming and it would be interesting to combine those two interests. That being said, I'm open to anything.I'm not sure -- I'd like to just generally become more aware of the collaborate process and the difference in workflow between open and closed source software.C, C++, Java, assembly (MIPS), HTML (pre-5), CSS, PHP.Java, C.Maybe Java, though I'm sure there's still much I could learn.Eclipse, Code::Blocks, gedit, vi/vim, Google Apps/DriveNoNoNoYes. Ubuntu Linux and Windows 8.1.Yes -- Ubuntu Linux and Windows 8.1 with all the IDEs/editors mentioned above.None
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3/17/2014 23:40:13Wen-Hao Houwhou@mail.ccsf.eduI know how to navigate around a Linux, write shell script, but never worked on any open source project before.CCSF Coder mailing listSome open source software that I used are FireFox, Audacity and VLC player. I am not sure what kind of project I can contribute to.How to find project that suit for me and how to get started.MySQL, MIPSBASH shell scriptingNot sure if it's at advanced level, but Java is the main language I'm studying. Eclipse, Sublime Text 2, vim, nanoYesNoNoYes, Windows 7.Yes, Mac OSX.I am vegetarian.
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3/18/2014 12:39:21Ellisonellisonma3@gmail.comnever heard of itfriendnot sure i'm interested in any project. I'm excited to learn about projects.C++N/AN/AgeditNon/an/ayes Mac Xyes MAC XNone
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3/18/2014 17:03:22Alex Buttonabutton@gmail.comHave some experience with using open source stuff. I have run linux before and also worked with some open source frame works and languages.a friend sent it to meNothing in particular at the momenteverythingsql, html, css, javascriptpythonnothingsublime, vimYesmainly githubminimal experience with one called bugzillaosx, ubuntu, windows 7osxNone
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3/18/2014 19:52:50QiaoXing.Liliqiaoxing@techparty.orgI Knew about all kinds concept of technology hot area but just start C++ & iPhone Programming.I'll try to cooperation with other classmates like pair programming or join in conversations.What's a pity,I Haven't one for recently.Hopfully can get some pratical acknowledge.C++
Objective-C		Not nowIn the futureMacBookPro: Textmate, Xcode, Sublime text,TextWrangler, IntellJ IDE
iPad:Codea		YesI'm not sureFirefox bugfixerNo in this countryYes,a MacBookProFood lover
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3/19/2014 0:07:05Nick Becknicbec@gmail.comUse open source libraries and software. Have filed bugs but never committed code.Email forwarded from a peer. TBH I'm in a CCSF programming class and there was no mention of this. Could it have been announced to all programming classes?Biology or music related? Something interesting that has nothing to do with my work :)General Open Source guidelines and practices. How to manage commits and versioning on MASSIVE projects.HTML C++, JavaPython, MySQLSublime test 2, EclipseNoYes, GitHubYes, JIRAYes, Mac OSX 10.9.2Yes, Mac OSX 10.9.2None
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3/19/2014 11:17:37kenji okamotokokamoto@mail.ccsf.eduI use open source software but have never contributed to any projects.CCSF CS LinkedIn group.nothing in particularweb developmenthtml css javascript java ruby python sqlhtml css javascript java ruby python sqlnone aptanaNogitnoyes. windows 7yes. Mac OS. aptana, eclipse and sublime text installedI'm vegan
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3/19/2014 12:07:21Mark Hammondmhammond@mail.ccsf.edurun Debian on netbook. Class discussion boardThe open source programs that I use on a regular basis are Clementine, Pidgin, and LibreOffice.How to actually contribute to an open source project. C, PythonJavanoneIntelliJ IDEA and Notepad++/Kate (depending on which laptop I'm on)YesNoNoOnly laptopsOne laptop running Windows 8.1, IDEA and Notepad++ installed
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3/19/2014 19:12:30David Gilmoredgilmore@mail.ccsf.eduI know very little about open source CCSF coders google groupI don't knowmore about open source javascript, unixJavanoneIDE'sNononoyes, OSXyes OSXnope
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3/19/2014 20:52:34Paul Youngpaul.andy.young@gmail.comI am a big fan of OSS, I primarily use linux as well as a variety of OSS programming tools. Have yet to contribute to a project however.Through the pyclass Noisebridge email list. Would be interested in contributing to pythons scientific computing packages (scipy, numpy, matplotlib etc..). Also some other visualization packages. Or anything really.Anything???C, Javascript, HTMLPython, SQL, RSAS, Python, R (stats and data analysis)VIMYesgit, mecurialgithub issue trackeryes, linux/ubuntuyesy, ChromeOS/UbuntuNo
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3/19/2014 20:57:41Teddy McWilliamsteddymcw@gmail.comwrote most of the kernel, or I mean, have made very small contributions in the past and hoping to make morepart-time student at ccsfnatural language processing python projects.. Cool and unique projects, maybe unique datasets involved. Python is coolHow to be real productive with others! Streamline, synergy, excellence.python. maybe some Js html, css, xml - really? miranda, apl, visual_brosicpythontrying pythonsublime and lintersYesgit not reallyyes, os x. yes, aboveI was a vegan but then I was like 'no, we're animals too and it'd okay if we were to share spirits with each other through creative means of consumption and all sorts of things, otherwise no one would go to art shows, and then like...' so, then I was a vegetarian but then vegetables don't taste good, then people are so cruel to their chickens and cows.

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3/19/2014 21:41:43Vincent Lulu.vince702@gmail.comnot familiar at allmy friend "asked" me to join himI have not done anything with open sourceI'm excited to learn something I have never learned before. So surprise me! Perl, Java, Python (BEGINNER LEVEL ON ALL)NoneNoneNot really sureYesNoNoYes, Window 7 YesI'm fat. I eat everything
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3/20/2014 2:20:06Victor Hugo Vieira de Angeloshadayy@gmail.com No
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3/20/2014 8:23:28Jhalak Kumar Gurung jgurung2@mail.ccsf.eduI know very little about open source.Email from ccsf coders clubNot sureI am excited about learning hot to use and contribute open source program.CSS, HTML JavaNoneNotepad ++, eclipse YesNoNoWidows and Mac OS maverick YesNope
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3/21/2014 12:43:27Ronald Chengcaptloa@hotmail.comKnow very little about it.Flyer HTML/CSS Java scripting and PHP.HTML/CSSHTML/CSS Javascripting and PHPHTML/CSSnoDREAMWEAVWERNononoYES WINDOWS 7YES windows 7 DREAMWEAVERS and MICROSOFT WORD.no
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3/21/2014 15:28:06Richard Szetorszeto@mail.ccsf.eduI current use both Ubuntu and Fedora. I have written some C code that added functionality to FreeBSD through the kernel. I also enjoy using open source software.I found out about this event on the white board in Batmale 413.In the past I wanted to use a light open source GUI program to draw UML diagrams, programmed in C. I decided to use Umbrello. I used it for a while and it was good to use, but it had an annoying bug that desperately needed to be fixed. I didn't have the time to begin working on it back then.Documentation, programming style, programming techniques, and programming optimization through the use of data structures and algorithms.css, html, xml, Prolog, Lisp, Python.AndroidC, C++, Java, LatexSublime, vim, Eclipse, texmakerYesNoNoWindows 7, Fedora 16Windows 7, Ubuntu 12.10 LTS. Sublime, Eclipse, and texmaker are installed in my laptop.None
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