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Cowboy Bob replied

5 July 2007, 13:30
Originally posted by swamp

It's all the .Net projects being ported to Java

That's actually exactly what's happening at my current client site. Only one more .NET developer left who's basically employed in a hand-over capacity.
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SallyAnne replied

5 July 2007, 13:29
Originally posted by Cowboy Bob

I've got one

Ah well done! Bravo!!
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Cowboy Bob replied

5 July 2007, 13:28
Originally posted by SallyAnne

What was that smile for?

You got yourself one of them? or do you think £500 is a peasants wage?

I've got one
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Guest replied

5 July 2007, 12:39
Originally posted by SallyAnne

Just finishing up in York, and then I might be learning JAVA and .net by the sounds of it!

How goes it with you mate? You found another cushy gig yet?

Good stuff...i guess OAF and BEPL is the way to go for us..just came back from a nice little vacation...might get on a cushy soon..hopefully
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SallyAnne replied

5 July 2007, 11:27
Originally posted by aj1977

hey SA! what are u upto thesedays?

Just finishing up in York, and then I might be learning JAVA and .net by the sounds of it!

How goes it with you mate? You found another cushy gig yet?
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Guest replied

5 July 2007, 11:08
Originally posted by SallyAnne

What was that smile for?

You got yourself one of them? or do you think £500 is a peasants wage?

hey SA! what are u upto thesedays?
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Zorba replied

5 July 2007, 10:57
Originally posted by Pondlife

The closest I get to knowedge management is trying to remember where I left my .Net for dummies book.

toot toot... all aboard the .Net gravy train

Indeed. Have we done enough on this thread about .net yet? I'm a little tired today
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Pondlife replied

5 July 2007, 10:54
Originally posted by Zorba

Ooh - knowledge management... I'll have to get myself on a course to supplement my wide .net skills. Ta.

The closest I get to knowedge management is trying to remember where I left my .Net for dummies book.

toot toot... all aboard the .Net gravy train
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Zorba replied

5 July 2007, 10:51
Originally posted by el duder

.net is the future.

so is knowledge managerment. ask Milan.

Ooh - knowledge management... I'll have to get myself on a course to supplement my wide .net skills. Ta.
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SallyAnne replied

5 July 2007, 10:47
Originally posted by Cowboy Bob

What was that smile for?

You got yourself one of them? or do you think £500 is a peasants wage?
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el duder replied

5 July 2007, 10:40
Originally posted by SallyAnne

These seem to be paying really well at the moment - there's a load for £500ish on Jobserve.

Are the kids not learning this in Uni anymore? java developers used to be 10 a penny!

.net is the future.

so is knowledge managerment. ask Milan.
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Cowboy Bob replied

5 July 2007, 10:39
Originally posted by SallyAnne

These seem to be paying really well at the moment - there's a load for £500ish on Jobserve.
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Zorba replied

5 July 2007, 10:02
Originally posted by Pondlife

Lets hope thay don't find traces of sauerkraut on any of the pages then.
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Zorba replied

5 July 2007, 10:02
Originally posted by Pondlife

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6263922.stm

SAP has admitted its TomorrowNow unit carried out "inappropriate downloads" of documents from its rival Oracle, but said SAP had not accessed the material.

It's just silly - it's not like anyone with access to IBM or PWC can't get both sides docs anyway... never mind anyone who's worked at either of the places. Ellison's gang are being petty.
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Pondlife replied

5 July 2007, 10:00
Originally posted by Zorba

"I did not have reading with that documentation..." (in an American Presidential twang)

Lets hope thay don't find traces of sauerkraut on any of the pages then.
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