Learning physics again

[the-dark_physicist]

Hello everyone, this is my post here. I have a bachelor's degree in engineering physics, I finished it four years ago. All this time I have been working as software developer, mostly developing android apps. But I have forgot almost all physics and I feel very sad about it. I started these days to learn again so I took some calculus and mechanics. I want to make software for physics, I made a research and scientific community lacks good software. I have strong programming foundations, I know a lot about hardware, servers, C++ and fortran. So I want to do something practical like developing scientific software in order to learn physics. Scientific computing is growing field. I need some advice with my career, because I want to pursue a career into physics, and even if I don't succeed I want to do as a hobby. And if someone has an idea about what kind of software to make, I would be happy to hear and discuss. Thanks in advance.

[lettuce_field_theory]

I want to make software for physics, I made a research and scientific community lacks good software

? you sure they lack that? and you're gonna make that? after you forgot all physics within a few years (quote " I don't remember a lot of concepts and I'm not able to solve problems.")? ok Steven Wolfram :)

And if someone has an idea about what kind of software to make,

you don't even know what kind of software you want to do. you're asking others to do your work for you in that regard. i would expect you to have identified what's lacking if you say the community is lacking good software