IT Professionals

Project Management Survey

Date: 09/14/09 Keywords: asp

Dear Colleague,

Would you be willing to participate in the survey about the role of personality in a project team? I am conducting the survey as a part of the research thesis “Discovering Intertype Relations in a Project Team” for New York University. The study is interested to find out the correlation between personality type and how different personality types influence each other while working together in a project team. Participants must be willing to answer an online questionnaire which consists of two parts: the first part of the questionnaire measures your personality type, and the second part reveals your communication choices. It will take approximately 20 minutes to complete the survey.

If you are interested in participating in the survey, upon completion of the research you will receive a summary report and a brief profile of your personality type.

If you are interested and willing to volunteer, but have questions please contact me by email address listed below, otherwise you can access the survey at
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OWlLnklfDAoWRwu0L2XHkQ_3d_3d

Thank you for your consideration of this request.

email: nvk214@nyu.edu
Link to the survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OWlLnklfDAoWRwu0L2XHkQ_3d_3d

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Project Management Survey

Date: 09/14/09 Keywords: asp

Dear Colleague,

Would you be willing to participate in the survey about the role of personality in a project team? I am conducting the survey as a part of the research thesis “Discovering Intertype Relations in a Project Team” for New York University. The study is interested to find out the correlation between personality type and how different personality types influence each other while working together in a project team. Participants must be willing to answer an online questionnaire which consists of two parts: the first part of the questionnaire measures your personality type, and the second part reveals your communication choices. It will take approximately 20 minutes to complete the survey.

If you are interested in participating in the survey, upon completion of the research you will receive a summary report and a brief profile of your personality type.

If you are interested and willing to volunteer, but have questions please contact me by email address listed below, otherwise you can access the survey at
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OWlLnklfDAoWRwu0L2XHkQ_3d_3d

Thank you for your consideration of this request.

email: nvk214@nyu.edu
Link to the survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OWlLnklfDAoWRwu0L2XHkQ_3d_3d

Source: https://itprofessionals.livejournal.com/86617.html
Looking for collaborators

Date: 08/29/09 Keywords: xml, java

Does anyone here use jEdit, Perl, and Moose.pm?

I'm trying to work on a Moose project, and while jEdit's builtin Perl edit mode and Perl Sidekick are both more than adequate for normal Perl use, the lack of Moose support is starting to get on my nerves. I'm getting closer and closer to breaking down and taking on the workload of making a Moose mode and a Moose Sidekick.

The edit mode should be a simple matter of hacking the extra keywords into a copy of the XML file used for the Perl mode, and I think I'm up to that task all by myself, but the Sidekick is going to take some Java knowhow, and some jEdit API knowhow. Being the lazy layabout that I am, I'm looking for someone to help out.

Any takers?

Source: http://itprofessionals.livejournal.com/86315.html
Looking for collaborators

Date: 08/29/09 Keywords: xml, java

Does anyone here use jEdit, Perl, and Moose.pm?

I'm trying to work on a Moose project, and while jEdit's builtin Perl edit mode and Perl Sidekick are both more than adequate for normal Perl use, the lack of Moose support is starting to get on my nerves. I'm getting closer and closer to breaking down and taking on the workload of making a Moose mode and a Moose Sidekick.

The edit mode should be a simple matter of hacking the extra keywords into a copy of the XML file used for the Perl mode, and I think I'm up to that task all by myself, but the Sidekick is going to take some Java knowhow, and some jEdit API knowhow. Being the lazy layabout that I am, I'm looking for someone to help out.

Any takers?

Source: https://itprofessionals.livejournal.com/86315.html

PERL: Numbering a grid any repetitive way you need

Date: 08/19/09 Keywords: php

I'm working on some Perl code (might get moved to PHP) which will be the basis for displaying server racks - and blade servers (blade servers, in the big picture, really are just mini-racks).

The trick is, racks can be of different U heights, and blade servers could be numbered however the OEM wants (you'd /think/ horizontally, starting in the upper left).

The parameters of the 'racks' will be stored in a db (ldap in this case), and I wanted the parameters to be human readable.

So, I've written the following Perl code. There's testing output included, and for what this is, I don't see any need to remove it.

Here's some sample output:

TLV: 20 VI: -1
PriOrder: Vertical
PriOrderStart: Bottom
SecOrderStart: Right
U_Horz: 5
U_Vert: 4

HorzInc: -4
VertInc: -1
TopLeftVal: 20

20      16      12      8       4
19      15      11      7       3
18      14      10      6       2
17      13      9       5       1

I'd /love/ to hear thoughts on optimizing (especially the large 'if' section) it.

- chris

$PriOrder="Horizontal";
$PriOrderStart="Left";
$SecOrderStart="Bottom";
$U_Horz=5;
$U_Vert=4;

if ( $PriOrder eq "Horizontal" ) {
  if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Left" ) {
    $HorzInc=1;
    if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Top" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=1;
      $VertInc=$U_Horz;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
    if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Bottom" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Horz * ( $U_Vert - 1 ) + 1;
      $VertInc=-$U_Horz;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
  }
  if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Right" ) {
    $HorzInc=-1;
    if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Top" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Horz;
      $VertInc=$U_Horz;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
    if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Bottom" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Horz * $U_Vert;
      $VertInc=-$U_Horz;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
  }
}

if ( $PriOrder eq "Vertical" ) {
  if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Left" ) {
    $HorzInc=$U_Vert;
    if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Top" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=1;
      $VertInc=1;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
    if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Bottom" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Vert;
      $VertInc=-1;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
  }
  if ( $SecOrderStart eq "Right" ) {
    $HorzInc=-$U_Vert;
    if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Top" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Vert * ( $U_Horz - 1 ) + 1;
      $VertInc=1;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
    if ( $PriOrderStart eq "Bottom" ) {
      $TopLeftVal=$U_Vert * $U_Horz;
      $VertInc=-1;
      print "TLV: $TopLeftVal\tVI: $VertInc\n";
    }
  }
}

print "PriOrder: $PriOrder\n";
print "PriOrderStart: $PriOrderStart\n";
print "SecOrderStart: $SecOrderStart\n";
print "U_Horz: $U_Horz\n";
print "U_Vert: $U_Vert\n";
print "\n";
print "HorzInc: $HorzInc\n";
print "VertInc: $VertInc\n";
print "TopLeftVal: $TopLeftVal\n\n";

for ($VertLoop = 0; $VertLoop < $U_Vert; $VertLoop++) {
  $RowStart = $TopLeftVal+($VertLoop*$VertInc);
  $RowEnd   = $RowStart+$HorzInc*($U_Horz-1);

  for ($HorzLoop = $RowStart; $HorzLoop != $RowEnd+$HorzInc; $HorzLoop+=$HorzInc) {
    print "$HorzLoop\t";
  }
  print "\n";
}

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