Well, it's done! The Charleston Code Camp 2005 went off, despite some very short notice hitches, and we are talking about the next one... Ok, not the next one, lol, but we are discussing getting some of the speakers together in new places to present their material. I presented some material on nUnit, and just had a fanatastic time....really large fun. Our attendees came with wonderful attitudes, and had some excellent input. I won't say much more at the moment, but I would like to say something about...

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I am finally working exclusively in our QTP environment developing automated tests for our software. I also now know a lot more about what we use, and can comment on it. As it turns out, we are *not* using .Net yet, but instead the entire adaptation of QTP is done via VBScript. We have a large script Action (QTP users will know what I mean) that allows us to use Excel sheets (Yuck!) to write scripts using a very specific set of keywords to run our tests. I think the idea was orignially to have this...

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I've been way too distracted by little things lately, and not been working on my coding like I hoped I would. I am intending to get back into it soon. I also have to get to work on the family webpage Sheri's family has asked me to do. So much code, so little time. Yeah, little things like the new hole in the ground. It used to be a patch of dirt, but now it's a hole! And the best part? The builders are going to plant a house in the hole! All 1800 sq ft of it! Yay! We are very excited, but terribly...

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