I’m having a rockstar day

Pro­duc­tiv­i­ty is not mea­sured in lines of code. I’ve writ­ten 15 lines of code today.

I’ve fixed prob­lems with three web­site tem­plates and made progress toward mak­ing the tem­plate sys­tem eas­i­er to maintain.

I found AND FIXED two bugs in our order­ing sys­tem that could cause cus­tomers to be able to order tours or cruis­es on days they weren’t real­ly avail­able. Also made it pos­si­ble to con­trol avail­abil­i­ty in years oth­er than 2004, which will come in handy as 2005 approach­es. koff koff

I’m very close to imple­ment­ing a new fea­ture in the cal­en­dar­ing that will make order­ing one-time events much eas­i­er for our cus­tomers and make for few­er errors in incom­ing orders. This fea­ture will require at least anoth­er half-dozen lines of code. =^) It also shifts some of the respon­si­bil­i­ty for date selec­tion to the serv­er-side, where it should be, rather than the flaky and whol­ly unre­li­able client-side.

I’m think­ing of maybe tak­ing the day “off” and just go to the gym instead of run­ning or cycling. Then maybe laun­dry. Damn. I think I’d bet­ter go back to cod­ing. Think­ing about the non-work part of my day is bring­ing me down.

ROCKSTAR!