Web Dev looking to get in to the code that drives the physics

[hvent]

Hi all,

 

Context: I have a background in web application development -- I usually write most of my code in JavaScript, PHP, or Go.

 

I'm looking for a breath of fresh air with development and want to spruce things up with getting in to the code that drives the physics behind aircrafts. I've had an interest in aircraft since I was little, and even tried launching an educational video subscription service for software development on MAV flight controllers (though I never procured the video content, I created a framework for premium video subsciption similar to Team Treehouse or Coursera that I am pleased with).

 

Is any of the code for this project open source so that I may start diving in to the code? Or can I be brought onboard as a contributor?

 

Cheers

[KillarZ]

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=89164

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=116901

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=95985

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=111278

 

I would start with RedBeard's guide (the 2nd link). I think that may be a fairly strong starting point. After that I would just read through some of the other threads and nitpick the information. Good Luck man.

 

I'm trying to learn as well, the only difference is I have very little coding experience. This should change in the near future.

 

Nice site you have by the way.

[hvent]

Thanks a ton for the reply and taking the time to check out the site!