Programmmers are a busy bunch, always busy with
one project or the other. So what project(s) are
you currently 'busy' with? Perhaps you are
working on a next generation OS that will displace
all the Gates and Windows we are used to or
developing an Intergalactic Charting Software for
NASA or something nearer earth like the software
for a JAVA-controlled electronic toothpick (  )
, whatever, share them here.

Was working on a twitter app but got bored of it as it ddnt pose any challenges so am working on an e-market application(amazon and ebay level). Might not be done until december cause i have other stuffs too. Implementation in ruby on rails

Been reading and solving all the programming projects in a certain algorithms book.working on my first commercial project,a management software and preparing and doing a lot of programming challenges-thank Jesus my first major solutions was accepted on one of the sites yesterday night.

Anybody working on an open source project written in python?
@naija_swag: abeg give me links na. I love programming challenges

My mobile twitter client, still doing core updates though, the UI is ugly, what do you think?

http://m.ntwyt.com

Strongly agree

Mobinga:

My mobile twitter client, still doing core updates though, the UI is ugly, what do you think?

http://m.ntwyt.com

I think you should outsource the design aspect to a designer
or if you can get a suitable template(. . .from experience)

@Topic: I've been working on an sms portal with some nice features
for a couple of months now (off and on), should be 'out' by early August.

Well, i have been working on a social network 0S. Right now, im coding up the mvp.

Fayimora:

Strongly agree

bakenda:

I think you should outsource the design aspect to a designer
or if you can get a suitable template(. . .from experience)

@Topic: I've been working on an sms portal with some nice features
for a couple of months now (off and on), should be 'out' by early August.

Fayi and Bakend, I did some major updating this night. Please check again, I promise its not hideous again. 

omo_to_dun:

@ all
I'm impressed with everyone's work. We all should collaborate on something someday. I do not mean to patronize anyone, but all who have posted so far on this thread are amongst my top seven NL finest programmers.

+1

omo_to_dun:

@ all
I'm impressed with everyone's work. We all should collaborate on something someday. I do not mean to patronize anyone, but all who have posted so far on this thread are amongst my top seven NL finest programmers.

+2 iyam shy now

Busy with a client project, on a content management system very boring.
working on a personal commercial project that I expected to be in the market by December.

see my signature.
its for sale too.

Mobinga:

Fayi and Bakend, I did some major updating this night. Please check again, I promise its not hideous again. 

I realize it's a mobile site, it needs to be kept simple. I think it's cool now.

an expert system on shedulling algorithm for project management using CPA and PERT as a case study, designed with VB

My mobile twitter client, still doing core updates though, the UI is ugly, what do you think?

http://m.ntwyt.com

One thing you should consider is using AJAX ro reload the page for new tweets. I cannot even post because the page is constantly refreshing

iGravity:

One thing you should consider is using AJAX ro reload the page for new tweets. I cannot even post because the page is constantly refreshing

Its a mobile client, mobile browsers don't support nothing but html and css. Not even JS. I've fixed the issue of auto reloading, your auto refresh was set at 0. Try again. Sorry.

I'm doing that now sef.

Nice. Cos mobile browsers - well the ones I know of - have JS. I am conversant with Mobile Safari and the V8 JS Engine that runs on WebKit is formidable.

I am working on a Rails site - the idea is classified else I would have ran my mouth here. I am also working on a Ruby gem - English Numbers (not yet on Github). This should make coding read more like English. Basucally it's an extension of the Fixnum and Bignum classes to add methods that make declarations sound more like English. Ruby is pretty awesome but it can be made better. Once I have the gem up on Github, I will post the link here and anyone who wishes to help is welcome.

iGravity:

I am working on a Rails site - the idea is classified else I would have ran my mouth here. I am also working on a Ruby gem - English Numbers (not yet on Github). This should make coding read more like English. Basucally it's an extension of the Fixnum and Bignum classes to add methods that make declarations sound more like English. Ruby is pretty awesome but it can be made better. Once I have the gem up on Github, I will post the link here and anyone who wishes to help is welcome.

You mean for rails right? That would be awesome if you nail it, Would be the first to use it, lol

English Numbers is aimed for was aimed for Ruby primarily but I will fork the Rails repo and see if I can add it there.

Developing a Shipping Inventory app using J2EE. Hope 2 b done by the end of d month n git ma cheddars

am jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

I am currently working on a pilot project of fleet management application software to cater for an initial 1000 fleet of inter-city buses and after full commissioning have over 5000 buses run on its backbone, i intend using cloud computing for database repository.

I am working on a utility software that should earn billions for me if my suspicions/expectations are correct.

Think of if as the nigerian version of SQL

I love this. You guys should keep it up. Anybody interested in networking should drop me a mail.

Am just learning OOP with C# and it's proving a little bit tough,is it always like that?

working on an On-Device e-wallet using Adobe AIR supporting a proposed CBN e-currency

gosh i am glad u guys like programing, i find it boring though, i wish there were avid integrated circuit designers on nairaland. i feel so alone