Jun 27
Oxford.. end of day 3 I guess. Or 2 if you're counting full days. Super busy again. No stopping for lunch. Doing my thing and pushing on with code. It's apparent they are dying for IT support. A range of minor issues and breaks that they have no idea how to fix that I put right within minutes. These are sideline quests. A question on the side. Explaining this. Or that. Today I properly met another couple of the charity workers who had been out on Monday. One of them was super duper enthused with the tech. The software. How does it work. She genuinely had the spark. She's a good IT person in the making, a good programmer in the making. Smart. Interested. Excited. But that's not her job. To be a programmer. She's the office manager. But still. She lit up. I talked to my friend about it and ended up showing her the gubbins underneath. The server. The database. The code. We even went through making a small change to the app itself - adding a new field. She did most of ...