I finally officially started Product Development recently. It is inevitable that I will be so excited when the long-awaited things finally arrive. After the excitement, I seem to find that what I can do is actually limited, writeProgramBut they are not playing on the scene, and they are extremely messy. One thing is done by tools downloaded from the Internet, self-made small programs, and unavoidable manual modifications, finished Products are just the beginning of implementation of another program.
There have been countless small programs. This is the current state of work. Whether there are plans is another matter (the runtime space of the target program is only 4 MB). These small programs have independently completed some functions, some are filtering, some are re-formatting, and some are just to verify whether the idea is correct or not, it seems so conspicuous but necessary. Now, I am gradually accepting the reality that the program itself is now compiled. Sometimes I may laugh at the binary code displayed in the text status, becauseCodeAs described by the hacker Empire, there is a meaningful image in my mind, and sometimes no conversion is needed (if you want to verify it, you must write another restore code, laziness has become the "evolutionary" power of the brain = !), Today, the nickname "human flesh processor" is full of terror.
Now I have made it clear that I am not very fond of writing "Applications", although sometimes I cannot write some gadgets under the persuasion of my boss "benefiting mankind, I still feel a sense of accomplishment when I publish it to my colleagues. However, no matter how you look at these "Applications", you have no patience to complete or optimize them, because there is no need-the operating system is not the target platform at all, no one has requirements on their performance, and he is also slightly disgusted with the maintenance and thought that he was almost mistaken at the beginning, now it may be in the bitter sea of "Industrial Software", and it is inevitable to tremble. However, this is only for me, there is no mean to belittle or divide the program into three or six items.
Well, it's time to ending. Let's talk about our hopes for the future. When it comes to this, we have to talk a little bit about it. Some friends asked me about my "Life Plan" for the next five years. To be honest, I don't even have an expectation for what I want to do in 2008. How can I think of my life five years later? Just like answering a friend, let's first talk about 2007, write a mini program, and live it in a bid.