Upgrade: .NET to PowerBuilder?
Published January 26th, 2006 in random ramblings, programmingAlright, now before all three people who read this start hanging me for the title of the post, or poo gets flung by all the code monkeys around the net, I am not implying that PowerBuilder is an upgrade to .NET. However, since I haven’t posted in a while and there has been ample time for me to have things going on in my life I figure I’ll just bring everyone up to speed in one fell posting.
So what’s new? Well, since the last post I’ve quit my job, started a new one, quit one of the two bands I was in (or rather I finally told them my temp position in the band was just a temp thing and it’s time to find a real replacement), had a few holidays, saw a few movies, etc…
So the important part of those happenings would have to be the job change. I basically was tired of doing alot of work for little to no appreciation. Being expected to work more than 8 hours a day with no compensation for hours beyond 8. The boss would always tell us that 8 hours is just a job, beyond that is a career. With no compensation beyond 8 hours, I think 8 hours is a job, and beyond that would have to be slavery, or at least indentured servitude.
So yeah, now I’m working for another company, doing the same type of work (consulting/programming) and making a bit more to do it which is always a plus. Beyond that it’s a much better working environment which does make one inclined to do even more work. Of course now I’m learning PowerBuilder to maintain/upgrade an old app as we bid for a re-write to .NET. There will probably be a few more posts on PowerBuilder as I go…. it’s so much fun.
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I realise now my last comment was perhaps a tad ambiguous … so just to clarify: that was the sound of someone (me) so horrified as to lapse into unconciousness and fall to the ground.