All the Beeps and Boops

That's interestingly what a computer makes when you try and get it to process a line of numbers that have no meaning. It's always interesting to see what block of errors gets spit out at you when that happens, quite similar to what I've been seeing a lot with the coding I do. But there lies sanctification in decoding the lines of script and actually understanding what most people see as gibberish. It's like an artist explaining proudly to his audience what his artwork is about.

Anyway, enough of the romantic styled speech and onto the nitty gritty. I've been working on my Powerpoint presentation to present for an audience, and I'm really seeing how much my coding work has actually been related to what I do. There's just a few last things I need to gather this last week, but I really do see how business model I make come into existence.

LoopLogic's quality as a start up company really gives it the customer service that some other major players in the market don't have. Working alongside the customer support service area of the company, I could see how the consumer's questions or complaints have been focused down by the individual programmers themselves, or even Mr. Legay himself. The company divides itself in a way that promotes individualized projects that all link and connect up together, with customer service supporting the web development team.

Next week seems to be unreal as the last week of the project, but I suppose that it must be. Not going to say goodbye yet, but I'll try to finish up all my projects and leave them in good hands. The New Relic bot project will definitely require maintenance, and it wouldn't do to have somebody's inbox getting spammed with error messages!

Till next time.