[sudoroom] fwd: Cocoa or C++ coding experiences

[Eddan Katz]

on behalf of Ibrahim Moss - a remarkable community organizer and outside-the-box Telecom guy I met through his leadership at Occupy the Farm (now on this list) - is looking for some help on an intriguing demonstration project ...

On Jun 13, 2012, at 6:19 PM, Ibrahim Moss <ibrahim.moss at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Jun 13, 2012, at 4:59 PM, Ibrahim Moss <ibrahim.moss at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Hello Eddan:
>> 
>> Sorry, I will not be able to make the meeting.  I have some body work (neck issues) to get fixed this evening. 
>> 
>> That said, if you know of anyone with Cocoa or C++ coding experiences, and who is interested in working on a demonstration project, please pass my information along.
>> 
>> Below is the very inaccurate announcement that I am starting to circulate to prospectively interested persons:
>> 
>>> I am seeking a few good programmers for a demonstration project.  The project is intended to work in a manner similar to the sync module of iCloud, and allow different users to update a common set of image (think JPEG) and other files.  The offsite files are to back-up on a local site.  (Think of a large video production team that works in different places around the world.  Each member of the team is responsible for one part of a movie.  He is to have write and update privileges to the remote files.  That said, only one master editor has access to the whole body of the files. ).  I also want to be able to connect different codes from different sets of files, in order to save on space.
>>> 
>>> To the extent possible I want to see how we can keep the overall system design and file managers to be really simple.
>>> 
>>> My preference is to build two versions.  The first is for OS-x platform.  The second is for Linux.
>>> 
>>> Any direction or help is appreciated.  I can provide more details upon your receipt of this email.  You may reach me at 202.570.0581.
>>> 
>>> Regards,
>>> 
>>> Ibrahim
>>> 202.570.0581 (mobile)
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