NullPointer.ph - Knowledge Exchange Platform for the Filipino Developer Community

[Randell Benavidez]

Hi guys,
A couple of friends and I started a site *NullPointer.ph*.  It is a *knowledge
exchange platform created to foster the growth of Filipino Developer
community*.  For those of you who are familiar with StackOverflow.com, you
will notice that everything is almost the same - *it is a Question and
Answer site with a reputation system*.  In fact, NullPointer.ph is running
on a similar code base as that of Stack Overflow.

You might be wondering why we still created NullPointer.ph when there's
already Stack Overflow.  Again, the site will be focused on the Filipino
Developer community.  We're planning to promote it to companies and
universities.  Our aim is for NullPointer.ph to become a valuable resource
for local (and foreign) companies to discover local developer talents that
fit their organization through the reputation system.

NullPointer.ph also provides aspiring developers a valuable resource that
can fast track their learning by having immediate access to the minds of the
experienced.  This was something that I felt was missing during my college
years.  And now, the right and probably the best answers to your dev
problems are at your fingertips.

This is also your chance to showcase your problem solving skills and tell
the rest of the dev community that you're better than the average
programmer.  Reach 10,000 reputation points before the others.  Or better
yet, reach 100,000 reputation points and be the NullPointer.ph's Jon Skeet
(the first Stack Overflow user to reach 100k).  Be discovered by companies!

There's more to NullPointer than I can explain here.  The best way would be
to discover the site and start engaging with other developers.  Ask your
questions.  Post answers.  Found a good answer? Vote it up.  Found a bad
one? Vote it down.  Show your awesomeness as a developer.  Remember, it's
should all be about *programming*. Ask about Java, PHP, Ruby on Rails,
Oracle, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, etc.

What are you waiting for? Visit the site: http://nullpointer.ph/

For more information, read the FAQ: http://nullpointer.ph/faq

<http://nullpointer.ph/faq>By the way, you can also follow us on
Twitter<http://twitter.com/NullPointerPH>
 and Plurk <http://plurk.com/NullPointerPH>.  Spread the word!

Cheers!
--
Randell Benavidez
http://nullpointer.ph/

http://randell.ph/
http://twitter.com/_randell

[James Faeldon]

I sincerely hope you won't get into any legal trouble. :) *stack* COUGH*
overflow* *COUGH*

Cheers.
James


On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Randell
<josephrandell.benavidez@...>wrote:

>
>
> Hi guys,
> A couple of friends and I started a site *NullPointer.ph*.  It is a *knowledge
> exchange platform created to foster the growth of Filipino Developer
> community*.  For those of you who are familiar with StackOverflow.com, you
> will notice that everything is almost the same - *it is a Question and
> Answer site with a reputation system*.  In fact, NullPointer.ph is running
> on a similar code base as that of Stack Overflow.
>
> You might be wondering why we still created NullPointer.ph when there's
> already Stack Overflow.  Again, the site will be focused on the Filipino
> Developer community.  We're planning to promote it to companies and
> universities.  Our aim is for NullPointer.ph to become a valuable resource
> for local (and foreign) companies to discover local developer talents that
> fit their organization through the reputation system.
>
> NullPointer.ph also provides aspiring developers a valuable resource that
> can fast track their learning by having immediate access to the minds of the
> experienced.  This was something that I felt was missing during my college
> years.  And now, the right and probably the best answers to your dev
> problems are at your fingertips.
>
> This is also your chance to showcase your problem solving skills and tell
> the rest of the dev community that you're better than the average
> programmer.  Reach 10,000 reputation points before the others.  Or better
> yet, reach 100,000 reputation points and be the NullPointer.ph's Jon Skeet
> (the first Stack Overflow user to reach 100k).  Be discovered by companies!
>
> There's more to NullPointer than I can explain here.  The best way would be
> to discover the site and start engaging with other developers.  Ask your
> questions.  Post answers.  Found a good answer? Vote it up.  Found a bad
> one? Vote it down.  Show your awesomeness as a developer.  Remember, it's
> should all be about *programming*. Ask about Java, PHP, Ruby on Rails,
> Oracle, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, etc.
>
> What are you waiting for? Visit the site: http://nullpointer.ph/
>
> For more information, read the FAQ: http://nullpointer.ph/faq
>
> <http://nullpointer.ph/faq>By the way, you can also follow us on Twitter<http://twitter.com/NullPointerPH>
>  and Plurk <http://plurk.com/NullPointerPH>.  Spread the word!
>
> Cheers!
> --
> Randell Benavidez
> http://nullpointer.ph/
>
> http://randell.ph/
> http://twitter.com/_randell
>
>
>

--
JAMES ARNOLD A. FAELDON

[James Faeldon]

Oh wait! Is built from the proprietary StackExchange(TM) platform then I
guess there's nothing wrong?  Otherwise it *might* be helpful to put the CC
license clearly.

http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/10630/will-stack-overflow-sue-me

- James

On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 4:36 PM, James Faeldon <jafaeldon@...> wrote:

> I sincerely hope you won't get into any legal trouble. :) *stack* COUGH*
> overflow* *COUGH*
>
> Cheers.
> James
>
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Randell <
> josephrandell.benavidez@...> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Hi guys,
>> A couple of friends and I started a site *NullPointer.ph*.  It is a *knowledge
>> exchange platform created to foster the growth of Filipino Developer
>> community*.  For those of you who are familiar with StackOverflow.com,
>> you will notice that everything is almost the same - *it is a Question
>> and Answer site with a reputation system*.  In fact, NullPointer.ph is
>> running on a similar code base as that of Stack Overflow.
>>
>> You might be wondering why we still created NullPointer.ph when there's
>> already Stack Overflow.  Again, the site will be focused on the Filipino
>> Developer community.  We're planning to promote it to companies and
>> universities.  Our aim is for NullPointer.ph to become a valuable resource
>> for local (and foreign) companies to discover local developer talents that
>> fit their organization through the reputation system.
>>
>> NullPointer.ph also provides aspiring developers a valuable resource that
>> can fast track their learning by having immediate access to the minds of the
>> experienced.  This was something that I felt was missing during my college
>> years.  And now, the right and probably the best answers to your dev
>> problems are at your fingertips.
>>
>> This is also your chance to showcase your problem solving skills and tell
>> the rest of the dev community that you're better than the average
>> programmer.  Reach 10,000 reputation points before the others.  Or better
>> yet, reach 100,000 reputation points and be the NullPointer.ph's Jon Skeet
>> (the first Stack Overflow user to reach 100k).  Be discovered by companies!
>>
>> There's more to NullPointer than I can explain here.  The best way would
>> be to discover the site and start engaging with other developers.  Ask your
>> questions.  Post answers.  Found a good answer? Vote it up.  Found a bad
>> one? Vote it down.  Show your awesomeness as a developer.  Remember, it's
>> should all be about *programming*. Ask about Java, PHP, Ruby on Rails,
>> Oracle, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, etc.
>>
>> What are you waiting for? Visit the site: http://nullpointer.ph/
>>
>> For more information, read the FAQ: http://nullpointer.ph/faq
>>
>> <http://nullpointer.ph/faq>By the way, you can also follow us on Twitter<http://twitter.com/NullPointerPH>
>>  and Plurk <http://plurk.com/NullPointerPH>.  Spread the word!
>>
>> Cheers!
>> --
>> Randell Benavidez
>> http://nullpointer.ph/
>>
>> http://randell.ph/
>> http://twitter.com/_randell
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
> --
> JAMES ARNOLD A. FAELDON
>
>

--
JAMES ARNOLD A. FAELDON

[Nikki Erwin Ramirez]

Yup, we used the Stack Exchange platform.
We even asked Jeff Atwood specifically if doing a local Stack overflow was
alright.  He said that it was, but that we couldn't use the Stack Overflow
brand, of course.  :)

We'll put in the content license soon (later?), thanks.  :)


On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 4:53 PM, James Faeldon <jafaeldon@...> wrote:

>
>
> Oh wait! Is built from the proprietary StackExchange(TM) platform then I
> guess there's nothing wrong?  Otherwise it *might* be helpful to put the CC
> license clearly.
>
> http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/10630/will-stack-overflow-sue-me
>
> - James
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 4:36 PM, James Faeldon <jafaeldon@...>wrote:
>
>> I sincerely hope you won't get into any legal trouble. :) *stack* COUGH*
>> overflow* *COUGH*
>>
>> Cheers.
>> James
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Randell <
>> josephrandell.benavidez@...> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi guys,
>>> A couple of friends and I started a site *NullPointer.ph*.  It is a *knowledge
>>> exchange platform created to foster the growth of Filipino Developer
>>> community*.  For those of you who are familiar with StackOverflow.com,
>>> you will notice that everything is almost the same - *it is a Question
>>> and Answer site with a reputation system*.  In fact, NullPointer.ph is
>>> running on a similar code base as that of Stack Overflow.
>>>
>>> You might be wondering why we still created NullPointer.ph when there's
>>> already Stack Overflow.  Again, the site will be focused on the Filipino
>>> Developer community.  We're planning to promote it to companies and
>>> universities.  Our aim is for NullPointer.ph to become a valuable resource
>>> for local (and foreign) companies to discover local developer talents that
>>> fit their organization through the reputation system.
>>>
>>> NullPointer.ph also provides aspiring developers a valuable resource that
>>> can fast track their learning by having immediate access to the minds of the
>>> experienced.  This was something that I felt was missing during my college
>>> years.  And now, the right and probably the best answers to your dev
>>> problems are at your fingertips.
>>>
>>> This is also your chance to showcase your problem solving skills and tell
>>> the rest of the dev community that you're better than the average
>>> programmer.  Reach 10,000 reputation points before the others.  Or better
>>> yet, reach 100,000 reputation points and be the NullPointer.ph's Jon Skeet
>>> (the first Stack Overflow user to reach 100k).  Be discovered by companies!
>>>
>>> There's more to NullPointer than I can explain here.  The best way would
>>> be to discover the site and start engaging with other developers.  Ask your
>>> questions.  Post answers.  Found a good answer? Vote it up.  Found a bad
>>> one? Vote it down.  Show your awesomeness as a developer.  Remember, it's
>>> should all be about *programming*. Ask about Java, PHP, Ruby on Rails,
>>> Oracle, MySQL, AJAX, HTML, etc.
>>>
>>> What are you waiting for? Visit the site: http://nullpointer.ph/
>>>
>>> For more information, read the FAQ: http://nullpointer.ph/faq
>>>
>>> <http://nullpointer.ph/faq>By the way, you can also follow us on Twitter<http://twitter.com/NullPointerPH>
>>>  and Plurk <http://plurk.com/NullPointerPH>.  Spread the word!
>>>
>>> Cheers!
>>> --
>>> Randell Benavidez
>>> http://nullpointer.ph/
>>>
>>> http://randell.ph/
>>> http://twitter.com/_randell
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> JAMES ARNOLD A. FAELDON
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> JAMES ARNOLD A. FAELDON
>
>  
>