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I recently had a conversation with my 22-year-old son, who was kind enough to list some words and phrases that I shouldn’t say. They are simply out of date or otherwise not cool.
I recently visited Thailand, and I loved the country, food, and people. But I was shocked by the state of their wiring infrastructure.
In the last J Street Buzz, I explained what Microsoft Access really is – a desktop application development builder. But what about web applications? How do you choose which type of system you need?
We build desktop systems using Microsoft Access, and web applications using ASP.NET. They each have their place. For many years we’ve heard negative opinions about Access, especially from IT people, and I think it’s because they don’t know what Access actually is.
Recently I read a great article, Learning Programming Isn’t That Hard, Deep Work Is Hard, which explores the difference between shallow work and deep work. I mostly agree with the article, but I don’t think that everyone who can do deep work necessarily has the aptitude for coding.
Recently we were contacted by a company that was in a tough spot. They had a thriving business, but things weren’t going well with their software developer/hosting company.
In the last J Street Buzz, I mentioned KOB, a custom application that we’ve built and extended for over 20 years to run our business. I asked, “Can you guess what KOB stands for?” I got a few guesses, but none of them were correct.
We believe in our products and development, which is why we “eat our own dog food”. If we don’t use the technology we recommend, why should you?
There have been movies made about it, and it happens in real life. A regular hard-working person buys a lottery ticket and wins BIG – and promptly quits their job.
If you have ever experienced less-than-stellar customer service (and most everyone has!) then you know how frustrated you can become. Even if the end result is great, a bad customer service experience can spoil it for you.
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