I am done with the project I have been working on for almost 2 years now. To say we had challenges on the project would be an understatement, if you made it Day of .NET or the Dayton User Group you might have seen my presentation where I fill an hour and a half with all of the different problems we had. I am going to turn that presentation into a series of blog posts, hopefully starting with one this weekend.
Yesterday was a fitting end to the project, after leaving the client for the last time I high-tailed it up to Columbus to see Wolfmother with Dave Donaldson (the man who recommended me and brought me onto this project).
I really feel quite liberated now that I don’t have a job and I am moving to Raleigh in about a week. I think over the past two years I haven’t blogged about alot of things because I was worried about people at the client reading it (more on that later) but now that I am gone I feel I can really start blogging again.
-James
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James, congrats on finishing up your project. It’s definitely a good feeling to get away a project that has problems.
BTW, I have 3 or 4 blog posts about my last project queued up in Live Writer. Maybe I’ll finish them and post them this coming week.
Good luck in Raleigh!
Oh! You’re still alive? I thought maybe you went off and joined a monastery.
Hey, got any spare cycles to help with Subtext?
Congrats on finishing up the project, James. I can’t wait to read the posts. Good luck in Raleigh. Perhaps I’ll follow you down there one of these days! You’ll have to let us know what the .NET culture is like in that area.
Mike,
Get those posts up! I would love to hear about it.
Haacked,
I would love to help out with Subtext, after I knock out some other work I will drop you a line.
Still alive, I spent a little time in a monastery but that’s a different story.
-James
Dan,
I will definitely blog about it, hope to see you down there.
congrats and excited to read some new posts!
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