What's everyone working on?

[vaghelabhavesh]

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

[MrPlankton]

Unfortunately, most of the programming stuff has dried up do to excessively strict NIST FISMA crapola… most everyone is too afraid to invest resources into code writing. So I’m trying to adapt survey data with SAS and put it into a rather complex hard to setup open source web based data display tool. Too bad I don’t know SAS… I am so screwed, but learning it … slowly. Just received an assignment this morning to install a third party application that another contractor developed on my test network and see if it does any evil stuff (like phone home) and report back to boss. I’ve never done this stuff before, need to see what tools are available.

MrPlankton

Multicultural Diversity Training, the new Socialist Reeducation Camp-light.

[Todd Smith]

Replacing a 10yr old Access system with all latest and greatest MS technologies including ASP.NET MVC, WCF, LINQ, SQL, a .NET port of our desktop application, in an n-Tier architecture using DDD and TDD. All of which will soon be integrated with a Mas500 + SalesLogix combo of death. p.s. this is a Reboot[^] of a failed attempt at integrating a 3rd party ERP system which claimed to support SQL when in reality it was a Progress database living inside a SQL table. You can't make this $%^& up. Obviously IT wasn't involved in the selection process :doh: Also nagging IT to get up to date with proper network and systems monitoring, a wiki and a ticketing system. nagios has stopped talking to MySQL so time to go troubleshoot that :doh: I feel like I'm working at Toys'R'Us as a fun tester.

Todd Smith

[MidwestLimey]

On a more serious note, still on VS2005 (C# & VB) with the odd dabble in '08. Today I am making several instances of the same process play nicely together across different sessions.

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[ToddHileHoffer]

I am working on a Work Flow front-end in ASP.Net 3.5 with Telerik's AJAX controls that interfaces to the K2 BlackPearl Work Flow server. The program manages the process of an Abnormal Operating Events (I work for a pipeline company that is regulated by government). This Work Flow makes sure that nothing falls between the cracks and all the data is available to report to the government. I am also trying to get through testing of a Billing application that generates invoices. This piece of crap in is ASP.Net 1.1 and was written by people who had no idea what they were doing. The plan is for this application to go away in less than year when a new system is purchased.

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[Boro_Bob]

Between projects at work at the moment. They have had a big restructure of the development teams. Last week I spent my team reading a manual on the new CMS system they've implemented. This week they want me to write add some JavaScript tracking code into our site. I'm sure I'll get some cutting edge exciting new project soon...

Words fade as the meanings change, but somehow, it don't bother me.

[realJSOP]

There's also a lesson in man points going on in the Soapbox.

"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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[Jay Riggs]

I've got something (that I find) interesting going: a set internal applications I've developed (using C# w/SQL Server) that we're using to print official ID cards for two major professional organizations in my state. After an ID card renewal cycle for these organizations, every member will be flashing cards printed by my application (this provides me a measure of geekly pride)! -Jay

[Lost User]

Software to recreate 3D roads with multiple LOD's from OpenDRIVE, LandXML and various other data sources so they exactly match the engineering design (crossfall, super elevation etc.) Intersections are a pain! Also working on shaders for the various materials required - the semi-retroreflective road marking shader is proving to be a bit tricky. Cheers, Drew.

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[Miszou]

Clickok wrote:

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

Pfft! You're so old school! This[^] is what all the cool kids are using now.

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[Henry Minute]

Converting an old (Delphi - Interbase) Personal Finance app to the wonders of C# and MS SQLServer. A couple or three articles for CP 2 definite, one possible.

Henry Minute If you open a can of worms, any viable solution *MUST* involve a larger can.

[bVagadishnu]

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

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

Wow, you were born in 1940. You're even older than I am. :-D

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Good ol' Win32 with C++, some WTL, and lots of COM.

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[Lost User]

Getting the new OS set up and all the apps set up on my work laptop - there was a major virus infection at work and I discover the backup system hasn't worked on my laptop for almost a year X| Finally getting to do a bit of Python for controlling mebedded system testing so woohoo.

Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

[Pete OHanlon]

I said same birthday, not that we were born on the same day you young whippersnapper.

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

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[Nicholas Butler]

My next attempt at world domination ( the fact I'm still trying tells you my past attempts have not been completely successful :doh: ) Actually, I'm turning one of my articles from '05 into a product. Nick

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[Mustafa Ismail Mustafa]

Consulting for a startup on how to do proper mass advertising Wrapping up on the Hospital Management System though I envision another 2-3 months of work because of change requests Writing 4 articles in one go (seriously, I just can't find the time) Studying 4 subjects at the Masters level Sending out applications for the PhD schools Changing my son's apparently never ending queue of dirty diapers.

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[J Dunlap]

I'm implementing an entirely new version of the online ordering system for one of the two flagship products at the company I work for. It will deployed to several smaller pizza chains (maybe 250-300 stores in total). The last version was written in VB7 (not by me); this one is entirely rewritten in C# on .NET 3.5 - I get to use LINQ, lambdas, and all those goodies. :) I'll be so glad when I don't have to support the old VB version anymore!

[Chris Maunder]

...and you're going to write an article on how to do it, right? right?? (I have an LDAP demon of my own I've been putting off facing)

cheers, Chris Maunder

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[Chris Maunder]

...or you'd have to kill us?

cheers, Chris Maunder

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