What's everyone working on?

Chris Maunder

While reading John's diatribes I just realised I have no idea what anyone's working on anymore. We have John Simmons doing WxF, Rex is into secret societies and I haven't done VBScript in ages. It's crazy. So how about a quick update so I can catch up?

cheers, Chris Maunder

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MidwestLimey

I'm working on a computer.

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PIEBALDconsult

Job search. With a side of Sieve of Eratosthenes with Wheel Factorization to relieve the tedium. Maybe revisit some of my articles.

vaghelabhavesh

MidwestLimey wrote:

I'm working on a computer.

What a coincident! I am also working on a computer. :-)

Jim Crafton

What a tush biter. I'm programming with an abacus and damn proud of it. It's all part of a "Chuck Norris Extreme Programming Week" that's being promoted at work. Well for me, at least.

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Shog9 0

I'm hacking a copy of ScrewTurn Wiki into a product documentation system. Specifically, fighting to get the necessary information from Active Directory to eliminate the need for yet another login. I hate Active Directory. I hate LDAP. I really hate System.DirectoryServices. But it's almost done now. Yes, soon this madness will be behind me. I must keep telling myself that...

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You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

Pete OHanlon

As much as I'm allowed to tell you legally, it's a set of GIS applications. Unfortunately, I can't describe it in too much detail.

"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith

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vaghelabhavesh

Too bad we are still stuck on ASP.NET 1.1 in the era of WPF/Silverlight/Cloud :-(

leckey 0

Ever changing user requirements from the "business planners" who don't understand SQL but still think my logic is wrong because I set up a comparison statement backwards from the STILL INCORRECT user requirements.

"Well, we're getting "F"'d at work. WPF, WCF, and WWF... WTF?" --John Simmons

Duncan Edwards Jones

Risk metrics algorithms for over the counter derivatives - talk about closing the barn door after the horse has bolted :-)

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Dan Neely

Writing requirements to define how an existing app will be modified for a different customer. X|

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Pete OHanlon

I just found out today that Chuck Norris has the same birthday as me. Woot.

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Lost User

I am working on keeping my job. :-)

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Chris Losinger

job stuff i'm an employee.

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dan sh

Too ahead of my times. Stuck with VB6.

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Luca Leonardo Scorcia

Porting an old, undocumented and uncommented ASP3 app for an insurance company to ASP.net 3.5. Every chunk of code ported successfully sounds like a breathe of fresh air :)

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Member 96

A new release of our service management software (v5.0), right now I'm attempting to replicate the intricate code I originally wrote years ago to translate between sql code and the advanced filtering and sorting in the winform interface with the Infragistics grid to now also work in the asp.net interface with the Telerik grid which has no advanced filtering at all so I'm rolling my own. A lot of times ASP.NET stuff is like a black box and you have to throw ideas at it and see what comes out the other end, there's just no predicting what's going to happen across all browsers with 3rd party components. Reading through my fiery comments from years ago in the code I can relive all my original anger at the writers of the Infragistics grid control. :)

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peterchen

Microsoft Word, implementing specs, hacking reports and debugging white papers :-/ other than that, still mostly C++, Windows Desktop MFC, ATL, COM.

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Clickok

crudeCodeYogi wrote:

MidwestLimey wrote: I'm working on a computer. What a coincident! I am also working on a computer. Smile

Me too! And I'm using a keyboard and the mouse! :rolleyes:

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vaghelabhavesh

Good to know I am not the only one left behind. :-)