After 13 years of working as a code farmer, this is how I came here

In 2003, I started my career as a programmer who officially joined the hard work. It took me 12 years to step into it, which is really hard work.

I have been working as a desktop software programmer for a year, and I find it boring. I find Internet applications more interesting. Maybe it is because I found that Internet programmers can surf the Internet during work hours without any worries. In short, the decision will be implemented immediately. In this way, I ended up as a delphi programmer for one year. I joined the ranks of PHP in a hurry. I followed the Daniel and wrote project modules while learning Internet development technology, because I knew that PHP was not my final technical direction. I developed it in the PHP industry website. For a few months, I have been seeing Daniel's colleagues debugging the program on the black screen, which feels very NB. Gradually, I had the opportunity to get in touch with linux, and out of control, I saw that I had entered the JAVA team by accident. At this time, the company could no longer satisfy the field I wanted to improve. I decided to choose XJJ, which had a good reputation in the industry at that time. It lasted for 12 years, and it really started a career as a code farmer with hard work and hanging silk.

Today, I have time to read the posts from the company's OA work forum for more than ten years, and the progress and progress made bit by bit, as if it is the present thing, too familiar.

The following is a list of the development achievements over the past ten years. If the picture shows are not suitable, please avoid it.

Since the company only opened the work forum in OA in 2005, there is not much record of the development life before 2005. The forum will record my bits and pieces from 2005.

In 2005, the whole year was the development of OA, the upgrade of document exchange, and then the upgrade. . . Of course, I have been learning and learning all the time, that is, learning while doing projects in this way, and I began to come into contact with the first step of mobile development this year, Wap1.2 (wml), SP SMS access development. This step directly affects the direction of my subsequent development. At that time, most mobile phones had black and white screens, and the ability to surf the Internet was also limited. Wap and SMS were undoubtedly the best and the most rudimentary mobile interoperability solutions. It has laid the foundation for the company's later development of mobile office and SMS platform.

In 2006, I further contacted mobile development, J2ME became popular, and the development of touch-screen mobile phones became popular in a large area. I was fortunate to have access to the camp of J2ME development. The current J2ME touch screen version of the mobile phone office, although it looks simple now, but it is quite ahead of the time (narcissism)