What are you coding?

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kettle_drum
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What are you coding?

Post by kettle_drum »

Just wondered what everybody was currently coding? and for what purpose, i.e. work, personal, for a friend etc.

Ive just started work on a advert banner manager for web sites.
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Etherguy
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Post by Etherguy »

Automated Garage Management System
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markl999
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Post by markl999 »

Automated Coffee Management System
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twigletmac
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Survey for our human resources dept.

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Post by joetheeskimo5 »

Certain small programs to manage my site users, such as a comments system and a registration/login system (the second one is most fun, I love working with databases! :))
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Post by Nay »

markl999 wrote:Automated Coffee Management System
A new term for CMS 8)...

I'm not coding at the moment, I'm designing. Eh, my blog site =X...

-Nay
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Post by JayBird »

Currently work on an intranet for my company.

Will evenyually, include all invoicing, job progress. Basically, anything we do on paper now is being converted to a digital process in the form of an intranet.

Mark
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DuFF
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Full front and backend of a site complete with user authentication, adding, editing and deleting records from a Half-Life map/model listing. I'm also constantly redesigning parts of it :roll:

At least i'll have a small code library after this, I've done everything from scratch so far and it's taken me a looong time.
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Post by AVATAr »

mmmmmm stuff?
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Post by McGruff »

A front-controller based framework with modules for anything and everything I can think of that a website might want.

For light relief I've got some accessible html to churn out for a couple of sites.
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AVATAr
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A Content Filter administration front end.
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Post by Unipus »

screen scrapers and news aggregator for an internal product management system (that comes next)
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patrikG
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Commercial Emailing Application (and no, it's not spamming) where you can set certain rules to filter emails etc.
Quiet a nice one :)
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Post by Gen-ik »

Currently working on a new online store mod for buying/downloading MP3 files (for a record label).

Seems to be going ok... just a lot of security issues to think about like keeping the actual MP3 files out of reach from Joe Public until they are allowed to access them.

markl999's Automated Coffee Management System might come in useful to help me get though those wee small hours :)
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Enterprise Application Framework

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We are currently working on Core Enterprise PHP (CEP).

So far the first working alpha has been released.

It is part of a bigger project to rewrite an application who shall remain nameless ;)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/cep

-Jackson
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