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Agreed. My start as a professional developer was an internal tracking tool that started as an Excel spreadsheet, which I turned into an Access database... added
by untog 10y ago
Agreed. My start as a professional developer was an internal tracking tool that started as an Excel spreadsheet, which I turned into an Access database... added numerous VBA macros... once I'd hit that limit I created an entire frontend in VB.NET, which led me to C#...
I've left it all long behind now, but those were some great building blocks. It was around a decade ago, and when I left the company they had announced plans to replace everything (my code included) with SAP. Last time I spoke to someone there (about three years ago) that plan has still not been completed.
- hitgeek 10y agoMy journey into programming is exactly the same. My first real desktop application written in VB .Net has been used once a month for 6 years, and is still going strong, even after I've left the company.