Write some software

Dear, I am Smile Song, WEB developer in China. I've just read your job posting and I’m very interested. I'm a certificated freelancer with almost 1000 good reviews from clients. I have experienced knowledge in every part of WEB technology such as Laravel and Angular.js. I know how to bring your idea alive and communication well. I never disappoint my clients and I’m able to lead your project to success. I am sure these will reflect in my past results. Please contact me if I am a match for you are looking for. Best Regards, Song

Hello , I have bachelor's degree in computer science and i have been programming in C/C++ for both linux and windows for more than 8 years.I have written various network applications some of which are down to the IP packet level. Additionally I have extensive knowledge in Intel and ARM assembly and previous experience in reverse engineering and device drivers development for both Linux and Windows. let me know if you're interested

Get your C++ software and libraries built The Right Way. Proper C++ simply can't be done on a whim and expects an outline, a prototype, and finally, the full realization of the project. My outlining falls into several phases: - Defining the problem - Identifying several solutions and choosing the best one. - Structuring (Defining classes, inheritence, etc.) - Pseudo-code implementation Next, I move into prototyping. Prototyping is when I create a rough product off of the defined structure and pseudo-code output of outlining, and perhaps take a look at the other potential solutions. Hindsight is 20/20, and what I may've seen as the "best" implementation might be faulty in one way or another in comparison to another implementation. Finally, I ship it off for you to nitpick at. Finally, Once I've explored the other options and shipped a usable prototype, I get to perfecting it. Your nitpicking is my biggest weapon during this phase. Any and all problems should be voiced, as this is when I'll be solving them. Finally, I'll do one last sweep through the code to look for any potential refactoring that can be done to increase performance, simplify the implementation, or otherwise. At this point, if any concerns remain, I'll be happy to address them. Past that, the project is effectively done.

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