tell us /prog/, feel free to brag, what amazing projects do you have undergoing your awesome [u][o]EXPERT PROGRAMMING[/u][/o] power at this very moment?
commercial and non-commercial
i'm freelance and with no deadline i've been writing a small addition to a series of administration tools for a webshop in php that i maintain for a client, it's just one extra PHP file but i was so lazy last night i only wrote half
besides that i'm planning a customer and invoicing system for a chain of local dry cleaners, will start working on that this weekend when they deliver the hardware to my place
on the personal side i'm working on a perl api for the most useless but FUN and EDUCATIONAL piece of software i have ever written, an ircbot in c, i want a perl api so i don't have to write modules in c, asm or c++, but mainly to learn, i mean seriously, who needs an ircbot in c?
also i have a torrent tracker in perl that i'm working on from time to time, it's a constantly ongoing project in that i never work on it
those are the only bigger things i do, NOW U!
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Anonymous2008-03-17 4:52
An EXCEPTION manager.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 4:52
A /prog/ backup script.
Three lines of bash.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 5:49
today im working on my c/c++ lib. it uses a bunch of hideous macros and a build script so that one source can compile to c structs with functions and c++ classes with methods.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 6:08
I'm writing a higher-dimensional game of life. Unfortunately, I'm doing it in Java.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 7:31
A sales order and despatch management program, in VB.NET. It's distributed across multiple sites and ties neatly into a bastard of a legacy system. I'm quite pleased with it so far.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 7:52
i'm writing an IRC server in haskell + some lame projects for college
A 4chan imageboard archiver, in Perl. Done except for a cross-referencing attachment browser. Curious fact: the entire corpus of /b/ reposts is expected to reach around 50 GB.
I'm studying how you can write a service in Visual Basic .NET, I want to include a substitute for Windows Update on my custom Windows XP and 2k3-Server .iso's.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 20:55
BBCode decompiler in Scheme. It's already done, now I only look for things that might break it.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 21:28
I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones. This has been brewing since april, and is starting to get ready. I'd like any feedback on things people like/dislike in minix, as my OS resembles it somewhat (same physical layout of the file-system (due to practical reasons) among other things).
I've currently ported bash(1.08) and gcc(1.40), and things seem to work. This implies that I'll get something practical within a few months, and I'd like to know what features most people would want. Any suggestions are welcome, but I won't promise I'll implement them :-)
This is going to be the shittiest piece of shit ever, because I'm just now learning the language.
I thought this would be a good way to get my feet wet; much better than "Hello world" anyway.
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Anonymous2008-03-17 22:40
At work I'm basically rewriting irssi in Python/Tk. All we have installed are Zircon and Microsoft Chat, both of which are less useful than a week-old pile of dogshit, and the only languages on those computers are Perl, Python, and VBA.
Commercial: A major enterprise/middleware/fuckknowswhatelse company's next major release in Java, though I seem to spend more of my time fucking on with XSLTs and shit.
Personal: Image processing stuff in Python becuase both looked fun and I knew neither.
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Anonymous2008-03-18 15:12
Commercial: An admin console in C# and PowerShell for a very Enterprisey product, and a bit of network plumbing in sepples.
For play, in various states of progress, PGP in Python; an FTP client in IronPython, and for the heck of it, the above bit of network plumbing in Erlang, like God intended.