meecube

Hi,

At work we use 3 different web applications - one to manage payrolls and HR, an application to manage inventory and one to manage our client relationships. Each of these applications is standalone, hence when a user wishes to change their details, a person in HR must make the changes 3 times. As you can imagine, this becomes quite tedious and leaves room for entry error.

I wrote an application using Python and Django that allows the HR staff to enter the details once, and update all applications accordingly (and they love it). I have written it in such a way that with some work, it will be easy for an employee of any company (with granted access) to also setup this software for their system.

Do you think it is worth putting the extra effort in to be able to release this to the public, or has this done before and will be pretty redundant?

Thanks

Let's say you were offered a job at both Google and Facebook as a software engineer. Both same pay, same incentives etc. Which would you take and why?

I am beginning to see more and more people listing their resumes and work skills on their websites. Is using your first and last name as a domain (eg. Joe Smith - joesmith.com) a good idea to include things like your resume etc or would it be better to have a more abstract name?

Hi,

Over the years I have made some quite failed web apps (had minimal amount of users etc). I am just curious as to whether or not breaking into the mobile app world is easier than the web? It certainly looks easier but I would like to know before I fully jump on board.

Cheers