What are people doing right now
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
web-based financial planning using MTS, MSMQ, ASP, COM+, etc.. also various 2-d image processing using MFC, STL, and various public domain libraries. -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com
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Making a hitlist of people who are flooding the email servers by opening virus attachments from total strangers... :mad: Jon Sagara Sagara Software
I can add about a thousand names to that list for you. (STILL getting Sircam attachments daily :mad: ) cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
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web-based financial planning using MTS, MSMQ, ASP, COM+, etc.. also various 2-d image processing using MFC, STL, and various public domain libraries. -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com
And I thought of you as of a Linux lover... Shame on me :-O I vote pro drink :beer:
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And I thought of you as of a Linux lover... Shame on me :-O I vote pro drink :beer:
:) i like Linux and i like Windows. but neither are worthy of my love. -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
At work: still working on our 2D system that takes a photo or elevation of a house and allows you to change the building materials by texture mapping from a library of bricks/tiles/etc. building a GUI library that is accessible from Python, so I can create a GUI on the fly using the Python console At home: The database side of a file sharing program, using ATL and ADO. ADO sucks, or at least Jet sucks. I've had SO much trouble finding SQL strings it will accept without crashing. I spent a night trying to open a database and read in a conditional recordset before I gave up and went back to reading the lot and using Filter() Between my new shell extensions book and Michael Dunn's articles I am setting out to learn everything I can about shell extensions, which will lead back to work - I'm going to write an icon server that pulls image previews out of the files for our 2D home system. Christian As I learn the innermost secrets of the around me, they reward me in many ways to keep quiet. Men with pierced ears are better prepared for marriage. They've experienced pain and bought Jewellery.
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I can add about a thousand names to that list for you. (STILL getting Sircam attachments daily :mad: ) cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
Creating a Java program to schedule specific tasks for a client. Also working on a JSP/Servlet website for the same client. It uses Linux and Oracle :-( Ah.. I wish I was back to ASP/SQL Server. Those where the days. Jason Gerard, Master of Kung Foo
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
Creating a member based website using ASP, ADO and SQL Server for a client. Contemplating completing MCDBA or A+.
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
Right now I'm sitting in the corner of my bedroom surfing a couple of the sites I frequently visit, like this one. Under the browser windows I have the Delta Force Landwarrior Mission Editor open with my latest bloodbath on hold whilst I quickly check Outlook is still functioning correctly. I also have DFLW open (currently minimised) already loaded with the NovaWorld game lobby thingy waiting for me to pack this up and go online under my nick "The Inbred Kid". Oh yeah, and I'm also writing this message and quickly scanning for spelling mistakes. Nope, everything looks okay, so now I'm moving my mouse over the Submit button – no wait, I like that smilie :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: hey, that’s cool :laugh: :laugh: and what’s this one… X|! Okay, I’ve had enough now, so where was I? Oh yeah, I'm moving my mouse over the Submit button and I click. “CLICK”. I'm holding my breath as the little globe icon in the top right of my IE window starts spinning and… nearly…. nearly… almost there now…. YES – the message was saved. What? You asked what I am doing "right now" ;). David Wulff dwulff@battleaxesoftware.com [edit] I suppose I should really say what project I'm working on at the moment (I presume that was what you meant?). I'm currently ten weks into the development of a complete IDE for a game engine I'm co-authoring. It has 3D Studio Max R3 style modelling and MCVC++ programming capabilities, integrated online team collaboration, etc, and a VS.NET UI. Oh, and a really cool easter egg in the about box. [/edit]
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Right now I'm sitting in the corner of my bedroom surfing a couple of the sites I frequently visit, like this one. Under the browser windows I have the Delta Force Landwarrior Mission Editor open with my latest bloodbath on hold whilst I quickly check Outlook is still functioning correctly. I also have DFLW open (currently minimised) already loaded with the NovaWorld game lobby thingy waiting for me to pack this up and go online under my nick "The Inbred Kid". Oh yeah, and I'm also writing this message and quickly scanning for spelling mistakes. Nope, everything looks okay, so now I'm moving my mouse over the Submit button – no wait, I like that smilie :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: hey, that’s cool :laugh: :laugh: and what’s this one… X|! Okay, I’ve had enough now, so where was I? Oh yeah, I'm moving my mouse over the Submit button and I click. “CLICK”. I'm holding my breath as the little globe icon in the top right of my IE window starts spinning and… nearly…. nearly… almost there now…. YES – the message was saved. What? You asked what I am doing "right now" ;). David Wulff dwulff@battleaxesoftware.com [edit] I suppose I should really say what project I'm working on at the moment (I presume that was what you meant?). I'm currently ten weks into the development of a complete IDE for a game engine I'm co-authoring. It has 3D Studio Max R3 style modelling and MCVC++ programming capabilities, integrated online team collaboration, etc, and a VS.NET UI. Oh, and a really cool easter egg in the about box. [/edit]
Writing a small in-house GIS application to do what exactly what I want without a lot of fuss or extra clicking. Biggest project I've done yet and I've learned a lot. Wrote a property box control from scratch (well, there was some peeking at Chris' grid control for pointers on some message handlers) to edit objects with. Windows really should provide one by default. "das leid schlaft in der maschine" -Einstürzende Neubauten
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Making a hitlist of people who are flooding the email servers by opening virus attachments from total strangers... :mad: Jon Sagara Sagara Software
Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If I weren't broke I would finacially support this project!:) -Matt Newman :suss:
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
Right now my main project is a 3D game engine, which aside from creating an OS might be the world's most complex project...along with the thousands of lines of 3D math library functions, there's networking, physics, AI, audio/graphics/input drivers, a windowing toolkit, abstract baseclasses for game logic, a ton of low-level support classes, and a home-grown scripting language. Real fun stuff. I'm also working on a few assorted desktop applications for local companies, and I'm sure I'll have a few more exciting projects for classes this semester...whoo.
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
Email gateway antivirus software, Network Security C++ COM Active Directory/ADSI Exchange 2000 SMTP Event Sinks MIME MAPI DCOM HTML ADO MFC + many other technologies !!! :eek: (2b || !2b)
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It would be kinda fun knowing what people are working on at the moment - hat kinds of projects and what kinds of applications. What technologies and tools do you use? Christian Skovdal Andersen
At work- fixing minor bugs in our just released Subsea Acoustic Positioning System (Pharos) and trying to decide which planned architectural changes we have time to fit in and test before the next version is due. Oh, and hoping the phone doesn't ring with a nasty bug report from a client on a boat somewhere! :-D I've also just set up a project discussion forum using the CodeProject scripts, which is proving to be really useful to the team. Better than Lotus Notes discussions by far... :) At home - making some minor changes to my Resource ID Organiser Add-In to fix some minor bugs and make it handle "Next Symbol" Values a bit better. Both are mostly MFC with a little COM/ATL thrown in for fun (I hope to start looking at Managed C++ when I get the time). Andy Metcalfe - Sonardyne International Ltd
(andy.metcalfe@lineone.net)
http://www.resorg.co.uk"Be yourself, not what others want you to be."
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I can add about a thousand names to that list for you. (STILL getting Sircam attachments daily :mad: ) cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
Well, at least we're not alone... http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0%2C4586%2C5096586%2C00.html Jon Sagara Sagara Software