what kind of work do you do

[Olivier Dagenais]

I started my own company (on the side) and I am developing an environment to
make it easy for me to write multi-user data-processing apps.  Along with
that, eventually, will be a tool that will hopefully be a lot like VB, only
better.  :P   All in Python...

As for my other job (writing a system for creating 3D representations of
search queries and results), I'm not sure, yet, how I could integrate Python
into the product, but if I can find a good reason (and an easy way) to do
so, I will.

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"sp00fD" <sp00fD at yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I was just wondering, of the people here that use Python at work, what
> kind of programming are you doing and what company?
>
> I'm a Systems Administrator myself, I use python for a number of tasks,
> mostly revolving around automating tasks.  I can choose whatever
> language I want to do this, therefore python, but I'm sure a lot of
> companies haven't embraced python yet, so I'd like to know who has and
> for what ;)
>
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