I've read something about the copyright problems for the various stores (Apple, Microsoft). Anyway, I would be available to ceed the copyright to Emmanuel for the required portions of code.
If by "professional" you mean a regularly employed person in Java development, then no, I'm not. However programming for me has been and is still a kind of tool for many purposes. Just to give you an example, few years ago, a friend of mine brought me at the shooting range, and I got the idea to program a "virtual spotter" (for those who don't know, the spotter is the member of the sniper team who helps the sniper to observe the target), so I've put in a bag some java, opengl, math and an android phone, shaked well, and finally I got out an app which uses the phone camera to automatically detect the target and is able to "see" the holes made while shooting, and tells to the user (yes, it speaks) where the hole is in respect to the center of the target (which direction, how far).
This is just one out of thousands. Is this enough to make a professional? I don't know. But either way, many thanks
) and knock together scripts of varying complexity. Quick and dirty for the one-offs, more time, effort and rigour if it will continue to be used in some automated fashion.
