Re: [Vrs-development] My Skills

[ashish mohole]

Here it goes for me..

Languages:
C,Java,C++,Intel-assembly,Perl,VB,javascript..

Databases
Postgres,DB2

Network simulation tools:
ns2

Environments:
windows,linux

Some earlier projects which can be related to this one:


I developed one file system based on postgres database (similar to the 
inversion file system!) and played with adaptive indexing and data layout to 
optimise the performance..

Worked on a peer to peer networking class project with idea to have high 
reliability supernodes spread between ordinary nodes..

Recently, I developed  a javascript engine which emits the code in CIL (from 
MS .Net) and then it runs in MS-CLR.



As I have just (9 months back) graduated (with MS) from school I guess I may 
be  lagging in  the practical experience ..but I feel my knowledge of the 
previous related work
(may be it tapestry,gnutella in ptop or autoraid's reliable file system or 
mariposa's bidding idea for distributive work) can be helpful to the team..

So chris over the weekend I will play with the Goldwater..If you can put the 
"how-to use" document then that would be great..

I guess once we are on the same page we can start distributing 
responsibilities and organise the work in modules..

Ashish







> From: Chris Smith <address@hidden>
> Reply-To: address@hidden
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: [Vrs-development] My Skills
> Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 18:44:17 +0000
>
> My Skills of use in VRS/dotGNU
>
>
> Languages:
> C, C++, Perl
>
> Databases:
> Oracle, Ingres, Informix, MySql
>
> Environments:
> All Unix platforms, specifically Solaris and Linux
>
> Middleware:
> Tuxedo and Goldwater :o)
>
> Protocols:
> TCP/IP, SSL, XML, HTTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SOAP... blaa, blaa
>
> Main Areas of Work:
> Seven years as a Technical Architect specialising in:
> - Delivering data from legacy systems through internet technologies
> - Distributed resilient systems
> - Tuxedo consultancy
> - Desgin and implementation of high performance servers and
>   applications
> - And all things client server...
>
>
> --
> Chris Smith
>   Technical Architect - netFluid Technology Limited.
>   "Internet Technologies, Distributed Systems and Tuxedo Consultancy"
>   E: address@hidden  W: http://www.nfluid.co.uk
>
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