Sometimes it’s nice to reminisce…
- When we started to rewrite Photojunction we named the master file “PJ Jr.” as a joke – that name still stands as our project name today… some 3 years later.
- All the full time developers we started with for the rewrite, are still with us.
- It took 3,000 development hours to get Remix to a stage where we could send it to other staff to have a look. That would’ve taken one person a year and a half to complete on their own.
- My personal favourite email… One of our beta testers emailed to tell us she considered PJ Remix to be a ‘metro’ bit of software. The developers were very excited as it’s a term not often used in the same sentence as ’software developers’
We’ve come a long, long way and there is still plenty to do, so I’ll stop blogging and get back to it.
Cheers, Danny
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