You can certainly fund a developer or two, and I'll train them. But I'm
not going to hire these people, so a "donate" button won't work.
-Steve
On 9/13/2018 11:06 AM, Travis Ayres wrote:
Is there a donate button? Could we fund a developer or two?
On Thu, Sep 13, 2018, 10:47 AM Steven Rubin
<stru...@staticfreesoft.com <mailto:stru...@staticfreesoft.com>> wrote:
For anyone who has ever wanted to enhance Electric, but was
daunted by
the bulk of the code, this is your opportunity. I am looking for new
developers who want to continue to push Electric forward.
Anyone with good programming skills and a desire to enhance the
system
can now do so under my supervision. I am available for basic help,
architectural guidance, and even code review. This offer does not
include lessons in Java programming, so please, experienced Java
programmers only.
Learn to build the tools you need for the IC layouts you desire!
Become
a part of Electric's future! Get your name in the "About" dialog!
Contact me for details.
-Steven Rubin
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