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Types of Web Developer

In my travels I’ve come across three types of Web Developer. Actually web developer is too specific, programmer is more general of a term. The one who thrives on working in a small environment The enterprise IT programmer (seems to be the most common) A subset of this programmer is the politician. the guy who [...]

Not so current any more

Well today was the last day of work. I leave for Colorado tonight. It was your typical last day of work, lots of hugs and handshakes. And for me, lots of work. My last day at any job is always a pretty hectic one. I actually had code to write. BC and I talked for [...]

Change Management… ARG

First things first. Backpack fucking rocks!! I’ve been using it to take notes where ever I am on topics I’d like to write about. Now I just gotta write about them. Here’s a rough draft of an essay I’m working on about Change Management in the Enterprise. Change Management professionals have value… Everyone in the [...]

Not there yet?

I’ve been on a pretty high profile project for the last few months. My involvement is on and off, as my component is not all that involved. Some Changes to some CFCs, some modifications of the display pages, not much really. On the other end, to support my efforts, a lot is needed, new Web [...]

Upgrades Complete… mostly

first things first. upgrade mostly complete. Comments no worky… Should have that fixed tonight. On to more pressing matters. Aside of the great Flex class we’ve been taking this week, work is really working my last nerve. CM as a whole needs to be shot. Stay tuned for an essay I’m going to post up. [...]

Where to begin

Life has been really fucking hectic lately. TO got written up. That sucks. I’ve been pretty busy with my “1 week M&E Project”, turned 4 month ordeal. Well it goes live tonight. I worked until 7pm last night, 6:30pm tonight. I don’t mind putting in the long hours when needed, but until we move closer [...]

It takes 10 years?!?!?

Towards the end of the day today AP got into a conversation with TB and TO. The best part was when AP says, getting streamlined with the kinds of processes we’re trying to put into place takes 10 years or so. “We’re doing pretty good after only one.” What a load of crap. It’s unlikely [...]