i dont want a laptop because it means i have to take it home. nope. i would happily accept a nice workstation.
what i cant understand in my workplace is that the admin dept has this very nice comfy chairs and yet the IT dept has this very old non-ergonomic chair that you would buy a backrest for it.
Sorry I have been coding for 7+ years both in Java and C# but I never seen Scala and Clojure being actually used in all the companies I have been - fortune 500 Tech companies. But when I told them about Red Hat's Ceylon…
OS X on laptop, Win 7 on parallels for VS.NET. Windows XP on workstation.
i dont want a laptop because it means i have to take it home. nope. i would happily accept a nice workstation.
what i cant understand in my workplace is that the admin dept has this very nice comfy chairs and yet the IT dept has this very old non-ergonomic chair that you would buy a backrest for it.
Sorry I have been coding for 7+ years both in Java and C# but I never seen Scala and Clojure being actually used in all the companies I have been - fortune 500 Tech companies. But when I told them about Red Hat's Ceylon…
OS X on laptop, Win 7 on parallels for VS.NET. Windows XP on workstation.