Well, my current projects at work are a far cry from last year’s mission critical projects where I was on the edge of my seat, tapping my feet to the sound of inaudible rhythm, staring at the screen with unblinking eyes, gritting my teeth as I developed applications in an almost mechanical manner.
Now, I find myself carving up new designs for ancient projects and looking at the code base, I’m honestly surprised that it has managed to not only run, but make bank for the company it belonged to all these years. Caching really does save your ass, so does having a dedicated server you can pump hardware into.
In the past few weeks, I’ve carved up designs, chased several phantom display bugs (which ended up being typos – you would’ve known if you had been keeping up with my tweets) and went back to coding ASP like it was 1999.
Yes you read right, ASP! I’m currently trapped in legacy code world… negotiating screen real estate and dealing with browser laws and rules that change ever so slightly for each different version of browser software!
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