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- How did you hear about Codetown?
- Found it on google
- What are your main interests in software development?
- asp.net, C/ C++, processing(Ben fry)
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Hi Ruby and thanks for the link - http://www.processing.org - I'll look into it fully and maybe we can start some dialog here at Codetown. All the best, Mike
Interesting - I noticed you put "Processing (Ben fry)" in your profile. I googled it wondering what you were referring to...
Good day, Smart Ruby! Great to have you here as a new member. Do you represent a group or an individual? And, where are you based? We have Ruby group for you to join and contribute.
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