This post is going to a bit about what I've been doing lately. Well, like any other developer I've been mostly busy with getting the projects released before the big July. But I've also been past-timing a bit on setting up a new wiki. Yay, I don't have to be the wiki techie any more! It's been well over a year since I started managing Objectware's Confluence installation . As expected, it was very little work. Confluence basically runs itself once it's set up. Mostly it was upgrading, administering content (deleting and cleaning), doing the odd restart or log-watching. Eventually, after a year or so, the hosting of the wiki was outsourced to a nearby hosting company, cause our instance's database was starting to run a bit slow, and my billing rates were a bit high (hey, I'm a consultant, after all) :) So good riddance, finally no more booring IT-support work. Or do I... Well, not until two months later, anyway. I was asked by a colleague, who's ...
My thoughts on software development.