Originally posted by eek
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The Decision Tool :)
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I was using it on a totally different computer and browser to when I've done it before, so not sure why that's an issue. Clearly it's not been QA'd properly!
Can't get it working on Chrome even after clearing the browser cache, but it does work on Edge and Safari.Comment
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Originally posted by NORTHMAN View PostIt's written in Scala, and uses the Play! as the MVC framework.
Interestingly, there are lots of public sector contracts available if you are any good (or not, seemingly) at Scala. All based in places with large HMRC offices. Make of that what you will.
That's the way we read that on the team I'm part of today as well. I certainly have a clause to that effect in my contract.
Agree 100%
I cannot see the tool being ready on time. By on time, I mean with enough time before April 6th to allow thousands of PS contracts to be put through it.
Also, the spreadsheet's filename is 1.0.0-FINAL.xlsx, but I'll be you a pound to a penny there is a 1.0.1-BETA.xlsx knocking around on someone's shared drive over at HMRC.
Assuming you have SBT and Scala all set up on your workstation, and you are developer, then you should be able to execute at the command line,
Code:> sbt clean
Code:> sbt build > sbt run
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAnd I'm with WiB. Anything else is so open to interpretation is worthless.Comment
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Originally posted by rocktronAMP View PostSo that blows for the contractor consultancies around Government Digital Services work around (e.g Equal Experts, kainos, engine group ...). Where IT contractors brought their own kit laptops mini transputers BYOD into the UK Home Office, Cabinet Office, Business International, etc ... at least when I was around 2013 and 2014.Comment
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Currently sitting on tenterhooks waiting for the end client to run the tool and tell us the result. Should be interesting.Comment
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Originally posted by NORTHMAN View PostCurrently sitting on tenterhooks waiting for the end client to run the tool and tell us the result. Should be interesting.Blood in your pooComment
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Originally posted by NORTHMAN View PostCurrently sitting on tenterhooks waiting for the end client to run the tool and tell us the result. Should be interesting.First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. But Gandhi never had to deal with HMRCComment
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Originally posted by eek View Postor is found to have not completed the form accurately.Comment
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