Just to get some more conversations going..
Whether its at home or at work (if allowed to say) what are you currently working on?
I'll Start off
At home (well at a friends home) I am setting up our band room, acoustically treating the room, and then setting all the equipment up for practice.
At work, I am doing my most hated task.. Business cards. I am a .Net Developer and I am using an aspx page that was created 6 years ago to program the different combinations that can occur on each business card. Each card is different based on what the customer wants for instance the 8 cards I am doing right now each have 480 different combinations that I have to setup for. The first one of these took me 3 weeks to complete. It's not hard, but it is just repetitive which grows old. It is a lot of clicking and copy /paste.
I found a way around doing all 8, and I will only have to do 2 on the page haha and will save about 3 months of time by using SQL Server import and export since 7 of the 8 have the same combinations and fields. But the 8th one has over 1000 different combinations and has 34 fields for users to enter in. So that one may take a month to set up properly
Then Its back to coding! Which I really enjoy doing, I already have 3 projects lined up waiting for me to get to them.
So what are you guys and gals up to?
Whether its at home or at work (if allowed to say) what are you currently working on?
I'll Start off
At home (well at a friends home) I am setting up our band room, acoustically treating the room, and then setting all the equipment up for practice.
At work, I am doing my most hated task.. Business cards. I am a .Net Developer and I am using an aspx page that was created 6 years ago to program the different combinations that can occur on each business card. Each card is different based on what the customer wants for instance the 8 cards I am doing right now each have 480 different combinations that I have to setup for. The first one of these took me 3 weeks to complete. It's not hard, but it is just repetitive which grows old. It is a lot of clicking and copy /paste.
I found a way around doing all 8, and I will only have to do 2 on the page haha and will save about 3 months of time by using SQL Server import and export since 7 of the 8 have the same combinations and fields. But the 8th one has over 1000 different combinations and has 34 fields for users to enter in. So that one may take a month to set up properly
Then Its back to coding! Which I really enjoy doing, I already have 3 projects lined up waiting for me to get to them.
So what are you guys and gals up to?