I confess that I am now working on Python projects instead. Oops

If I could do Python, maybe I would do scripts with it.
Interesting to know you at least are into programming for now.
Thanks for your reply, laserlight.

    Doing some more noodling on a boolean satisfiability inference engine.

    Pretty much all my PHP usage these days is maintaining a legacy PHP app at work (on an in-house, struts-like framework) while trying to up my Ruby on Rails game for the 2.0 version.

      I have 222 "unresolved" tickets with something over 100 of them in "assigned" status and assigned to me. Here are a few:

      1. EzLink(tm) and Spelling
      2. Multiple issues on Mobile site
      3. ThirdPartySite.com integration initiative
      4. Tax Exemption Certificate project (until the PHB's came yday and said legal issues had to be sorted first)
      5. EU General Data Protection Regulation initiative
      6. Replace Admin pages in order to further #3404
      7. Allow Sellers to have Social Media Icons/Links
      8. Upgrade Google Analytics, "ga.js" to "gtag.js"
      9. Push Notifications to Google Analytics for Homepage Action Buttons
      10. etc., etc.

      I'm not sure anyone upstairs here can even understand "boolean satisfiability inference engine", so I'm probably not going to be working on anything like that Real Soon EverTM. 😉

      Building a document repository for the NGO sector. I probably haven't mentioned where I'm living these days...Haiti. 😉

        dalecosp
        I prefer "projects" that can't be confused with anything work related (at least not until they're finished and turn out to be useful (noting that they'll probably never be "finished")). That way they don't feel like work. Work projects are a different category.

        For the record: a boolean satisfiability problem is when you have a Boolean expression like ($a && (($b && $e && ($c || $d)) || ($c && !$b && !$e))) || (!$a && !($c != ($e != (($b && $e) != (($d && $e) != ($c && $d && $e)))))) || ($b && $c && (!$d || $e) && ($d || !$e)) and you need to find how to set $a, $b, etc. to either true or false to make the entire expression true. In this example it works if all of the variables are set to true. Or all false for that matter.

          I am struggling on with my PHP IMAP project.
          I have come as far as I have published my class to github.com
          Still need to make examples how to us the IMAP Class.
          And post those examples to the github page.

            Weedpacket

            I prefer "projects" that can't be confused with anything work related

            I do too, but they have little to do with programming. I cut down 4 trees that were growing up into the 3-phase lines by the highway in front of my place. Still have to clean that up and stack the rest of the firewood 😃

              Yep, I do very little programming outside of work these days. Now when I have free time, I'm more likely to be tramping around with my camera somewhere. 🙂

                dalecosp

                I have non-programming projects as well (even I can get sick of the thought of sitting at a computer), but in work I don't get to play with different architectures or approaches without a mandated payoff so I have to do so in my own time. But none of those other projects are PHP projects.

                    I have a little too much work at the moment but usually I have enough free time to make furniture. We are just about to start renovating our apt in Spain (so I'm plotting to not work much until next year as of August). Maybe I'll just stop working altogether and eat pinxtos all day long...how can that be my next profession? 😉

                    Vaskerville

                    Isn't "spikes" another word for those little appetizer sandwiches? Something I read indicated perhaps it was.

                        nope. pinxtos. tapas. bocadillos. but not, spikes.

                        maybe spikes refers to the toothpicks that come with some of them?

                        they come with so many things on them. while i LOVE a real american sandwhich, pinxtos are very nice. mostly i have them with tortilla (spanish egg potato omelette) or with a sliced of fried chicken breast. they can get very extravagant though...some of them (more tapasy though) can have spikes with insanely good canned seafoods (like sardines).

                          The Spanish word "pincho" is literally "spike". I think pinxto would be a northern idiom, maybe Basque. I'm pretty sure you're spot on with the toothpick thing. :-)

                          Oh, and "slice of fried chicken breast" ... #now_I_want_Chik_Fil_A 😃

                          I actually wrote some non-work code last night, tinkering with something simple for a photography portfolio site (so far just 2 small PHP files, no database, no JavaScript).