6
2009
@Microsoft
So it has been a month since I have been at Microsoft. Still getting comfortable with the code base, trying to understand the design of the software; it seems like starting again. Working at Microsoft IDC at Hyderabad seems like a long time ago.
There are so many parallels between when I started at IDC and at Redmond.
| @IDC | @Redmond |
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Started in the last week of July. |
Started in the last week of July. |
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Windows Vista was launched just after I joined. |
Windows 7 is launched soon after I joined. |
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Office move within a month or two of joining. |
Office move within two months of joining. |
A major difference this time is that I would be (mostly) coding in C++ rather than in .NET, so you can expect my posts to be more about my adventures with C++. In my opinion, C++ is like God with enormous power; if you are good (with your coding style and program design), it would reward you. But if you are sloppy with the way you code and anger the C++ God, it will make your life miserable (read understanding convoluted code and debugging).
I hope not to anger the C++ God anytime soon, so am reading up on how to be a better C++ programmer. Maybe I will learn a thing or two and post it here on my blog ![]()
nice blog..came through the NSIT forums..I guess you’re one of the true techie among most of us fakes out there