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- 4. Would you like to code for 1 Rs/hour ?
- 5. A social software for anti-social !
- 6. What is it? Q&A for professional and enthusiast programmers
- 7. Why we like it more 1. Simple, Do what it’s supposed to be doing 2. Works well with search engines 3. Cool features- • Reputation • Voting • Badges • Tags • Election • Meta 4. Working with best around the word • Chat • Bounty • Editing, Reviewing • Questions on questions
- 9. Reputation “Reputation is a rough measurement of how much the community trusts you; it is earned by convincing your peers that you know what you’re talking about.”
- 10. Badges The badge system exists for two reasons, 1. to teach new users how Stack Exchange works 2. to encourage activities that are positive to the community
- 11. Why we like it more 1. Simple, Do what it’s supposed to be doing 2. Works well with search engines 3. Cool features- • Reputation • Voting • Badges • Tags • Election • Meta 4. Working with best around the word • Chat • Bounty • Editing, Reviewing • Questions on questions
- 12. Meet the best
- 13. Secrets
- 14. Choose your own areas
- 15. A Bad Question
- 17. A Bad Answer
- 18. A Good Answer
- 23. Be the first to start !
- 24. References 1. http://www.slideshare.net/guest196e23/joel-spolsky-100-things-keynote? 2. http://stackoverflow.com 3. http://meta.stackoverflow.com/
Editor's Notes
- People do more than they would for moneySelf motivation
- Modern programming may be a social activity , but programmers are still introverted and anti social . But we have shared passion , we love programming
- http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs?a=9AA
- It should be simple and it should be doing what it should be doing
- http://stackoverflow.com/help/whats-reputation
- Citizen patrol – first flagged post Peer Pressure: Deleted own post with score of -3 or lower.
- Demo editing ,tagging chat reviewing ,election ,meta.stackoverflow, area51http://stackexchange.com/siteshttp://area51.stackexchange.com/http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs?a=9AA
- Ron Jacobs-Sr. Program Manager - Azure Application Platform - Windows Workflow FoundationJone Skeet-Author of C# in Depth.Currently a software engineer at Google, London.Usually a Microsoft MVP (C#, 2003-2010, 2011-)http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9563581/abort-child-workflow-by-a-trigger
- Choose your favorite technologies and add the tags, JQuery JavaScript tags has much more frequency of questionsNew technologies SPA frameworks, Durandal
- First, make sure that your question is on-topic for this site.To prevent your question from being flagged and possibly removed, avoid asking subjective questions where - “What’s your favorite ______?”http://stackoverflow.com/help/dont-ask
- Not enough explanation how it is works
- Be quick to answer , if you are not 100% sure post the answer and then Google it and make the relevant corrections later 1 Be niceDo not use signature, taglines, or greetings.Try to add tags to the answer if they are not correct , this will help you to increase the ranking on the tabs
- http://careers.stackoverflow.com/cv/edit/55807#Link your accounts,githHUb, codeplex , bitBucket- link your open source projectsShow your reputationShow your top answers
- To make it little bit more social
- Early you start you get more reputation in future.. Because there is no duplicate questions and answers