Official ATPF's User Skillset List

[Schnieds]

.NET / C# / VB.NET/ ASP.NET / ADO.NET
SQL
Web Services
XML

 

[Argo]

java, sql, jsp, ajax, j2ee, xml, c#, c, c++

 

[LeetestUnleet]

HTML, PHP, (my)SQL, CSS, a *little* JavaScript, some Motorola 68K Assembly, intermediate C++, intermediate Java

Would like to learn (one of these days): AJAX, ASP, CF.

 

[Unheard]

List up to date.

 

[JiveMiguel]

ASP, ASP.NET, CSS, (X)HTML

 

[Markbnj]

C++, C#, Transact SQL, HTML, CSS, javascript

 

[robphelan]

ABAP

 

[Argo]

Add me to MFC as well. And you should also create J2EE section

 

[Nathelion]

Sign me up for JAVA

 

[mugs]

Mainly PHP and Perl, and SQL here - specifically Oracle's implementation of SQL + PL/SQL and MySQL; there are enough differences that it may warrant splitting up Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, and others... but on the other hand 99% of the SQL questions here are MySQL so whatever.

 

[DerekWilson]

c, c++, PHP, lex/flex, yacc/bison, verilog

on the ASM front: MIPS and 68000

Game consoles: PS2

where my low level compiler and chip design peeps at? ;-)

::EDIT:: yeah, I realize it's about time I learn x86 asm ... I'll just put it off another decade and hope they move on to something else by then

 

[yinan]

VBscript, VB.Net

 

[CTho9305]

C, C++, JavaScript (examples, more), HTML/CSS, perl, verilog, SQL, assembly (x86, MIPS), tcl, VB, PHP, Java

Less-competent:
SKILL, scheme, LISP, lolcode

There are probably more that I can't remember right now.

 

[Evadman]

Originally posted by: CTho9305
lolcode

Nice I have been messing around with brainf*ck just to make myself think. It is very aptly named.

 

[sjwaste]

SAS / C# / SQL

For SAS, I can probably be helpful with regression, time series, and data manipulation.

 

[alpha88]

Pretty much everything but Ruby, ADA based languages (ie, python) and AJAX (learning it).

I kinda gave up programming though, now I just use it to pay for med school (in particular, Coldfusion)

 

[Snapster]

C#, VB.Net, MSSQL, ASP, ASP.Net, JavaScript, X/HTML, CSS.

I have and can more like C, C++, Pascal, VB, VBA etc but I rarely use them now and would generally leave them to those in practice. Probably like Evadman, generally competent and like solving problems so will always chip in with my thoughts but a little less long in the tooth

 

[DanTMWTMP]

csh/tcsh, tcl, Python, NQC (hehehe lol) So I don't do compiled stuff and do more scripts...ya, that makes me pretty much inferior to the rest of you guys lol , since it's technically not true programming ( sigh, . well, boo to you! i want to show off too!

As for MIPS and Java: I haven't used them in a long time.. but hopefully if I take one look at it, the syntax and stuff will all rush back to me.

I by no means, is a skillful/hardcore coder dude. So ask me last, hahaha.

 

[DivideBYZero]

REAL Basic, REXX and some others that are specific to apps, like Master Rule Language(BMC Service Impact Manager).

 

[zerocool1]

surprisingly i don't see cobol on that list

 

[Modelworks]

Asm - z80, 6809,68000,8051 , most of the embedded pics except the dsp series, learning those
c - 8051, pic , atmel avr
c++ 8086+
Purebasic
Powerbasic


sorry no cobol
x86 asm ? No! resist the dark side !

 

[pstylesss]

PHP, MySQL

 

[bchalker]

HTML, CSS, Flash w/Actionscript, .ASP and Javascript (minimum)

 

[DivideBYZero]

I made the list! YAY!

 

[DivideBYZero]

ALIVE thread! WIN!