Most of us has one, how long have you been working on your pet project?
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Mine is bbTracker. I've been working on it since July 2007. As you can see I've been neglecting it quite a bit ...
Joachim Sauer
2008-12-16 09:51:07
@saua, might want to fix your link. bbtracker.com? .net? what
Simucal
2008-12-16 09:53:24
oops ... stupid me, thanks
Joachim Sauer
2008-12-16 09:59:55
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My pet project is a math library I wrote to replace my Computer Graphics' teacher's ad-hoc implementations of everything whenever she needed it. I've been working in this since July.
I wrote it as a series of C++ headers, but now that I'm on vacations (and therefore don't have anything to do), I will put all those classes in a DLL.
Eduardo León
2008-12-16 09:56:21
vacations should be used for vacationing.. :)you'll miss then when you're working.
Krakkos
2008-12-16 10:50:18
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Mine is FastFlex, though nearly dead now for over an year, worked full-time on it for some time.
SharePoint Newbie
2008-12-16 10:00:16
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Myne is a way to grab streaming stock quotes from Yahoo and put them in a database. I've only been working on it for a week so it isn't nearly finished.
Jared
2008-12-16 10:07:18
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I have so many pet projects I can't even count :) I think this is also my problem - I always find some more interesting issue/problem that I have to solve :P
Only project that has gone live to this date is J2ME handsets database
/JaanusSiim
JaanusSiim
2008-12-16 10:08:13
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Twitterlicious: http://www.ejecutive.co.uk/projects/twitterlicious, which I wrote when there were very few Twitter clients around, but now there seems to be a new one every week.
weiran
2008-12-16 10:18:11
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Mine is whatever code I hate working with and want to improve. Keep working on this kind of pet project and eventually management makes it a real project.
annakata
2008-12-16 10:53:45
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Umbraco Interaction Layer which bridges the gaps in the Umbraco document API. It also provides a LINQ interface to Umbraco.
Slace
2008-12-16 10:57:41
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I have countless little pet projects, and many more on my to-do list. however I quickly get bored with one and go onto another - so in reality I just have many unfinished utilities!
revs
2008-12-16 10:58:20
+1 for saying the truth. I still have notebooks with designs and ideas from a decade ago that never went anywhere!
JeeBee
2008-12-16 12:14:42
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Mine is Project Hamster - the gnome time tracker. Have been working on it for 1.5 years now!
tm_lv
2008-12-16 11:06:56
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Mine is http://www.ListenToManchester.co.uk
I'm re-writing it at the moment....
ListenToRick
2008-12-16 11:43:38
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I've got several of them but only 2 of them are still alive. It's 3 years for one of them and 2 years for one of them.
dr. evil
2008-12-16 11:48:08
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I have don't want to be NSFW here ... but my pet project is sort of a web spider. Wich you can call an "automatic pr00n movie downloader". Been working on it, on and of, for about a year.
This actually started as an exercise in making a c# desktop app commuincate with the web via HttpWebRequest.
Charlie boy
2008-12-16 12:41:50