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domm (4030)
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http://domm.plix.at/
Just in case you like to know, I'm currently full-time father of 2 kids, half-time Perl hacker, sort-of DJ, bicyclist, no longer dreadlocked and 33 years old
I'm also head of Vienna.pm [pm.org], maintainer of the CPANTS [perl.org] project, member of the TPF Grants Commitee [perlfoundation.org] and the YAPC Europe Foundation [yapceurope.org].
I've got stuff on CPAN [cpan.org], held various talks [domm.plix.at] and organised YAPC::Europe 2007 in Vienna [yapceurope.org].
selforganisation
At $WORK, I'm the only developer. In fact, I'm the whole development department, doing everything from coding to trying to get specs from "customers" (customers are mostly other people at $WORK who need a CMS or some webapp).
While this results in a lot of freedom, it is also annoying from time to time, as I have to decide on importance of projects and on what to implement first etc on my own. I spend a larger amount of time each year juggling projects, TODO-lists and timeslots for various tasks.
One result of this is that our main application framework lacks docs and tests. Completly. Which is obviously bad. So yesterday I took two hours off and decided to slow down development of new sites in favour of documenting and testing the framework. I'll probably throw in some refactoring as I go... My next milestones are:
- 100% POD Coverage by 18th March.
- 75% Test Coverage by 8th April.
I just hope there'll be no 'emergency tasks' that spoil my schedule.
Or is it a BUG?"
"Let's call it an accidental feature. :-)"
--Larry Wall in <6909@jpl-devvax.JPL.NASA.GOV>
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