How does your B4A/B4J/B4I working space look like?

ilan

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• Oct 15, 2014

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Does your working space also look like there is a bomb because of so many cables? Or maybe a bomb fell near to it??

My does

B4A & B4I:



B4I:



B4A:



Take a pic and let see your working space..

 

Erel

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• Oct 15, 2014

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From right to left: Three monitors. The center one is connected to two computers so there are actually four screens.







Currently running:
- Eclipse * 2
- Visual Studio * 3
- B4A
- B4i
- B4J - Running B4i build server (connected to the Mac with B4J-Bridge).
- MacClient / MacServer - Small tool also written with B4J that helps with updating and downloading the libraries from the Mac computer.
- Xcode
- AppCode

And probably several other apps...

 

ilan

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• Oct 15, 2014

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looks nice erel... wow so many software together and you dont get lost?? i would look like this (ehh... what ... go make coffee)

 

aaronk

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• Oct 15, 2014

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Erel, Is your Mac a Mac Mini ?

 

Erel

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• Oct 15, 2014

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Yes.

 

MikeH

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• Oct 15, 2014

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After tidying to make space for a Mac Mini...

 

canalrun

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• Oct 15, 2014

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So neat! How can you find anything?




You can see another table in the front. That will be shared with a Mac Mini.

Barry.

 

migrec

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• Oct 15, 2014

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Interesting thread you got there!
Now I'll raise you my simple desk, since everything else is on the other side of the desk I'll not include it

 

Douglas Farias

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• Oct 16, 2014

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xD

 

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ilan

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• Oct 16, 2014

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canalrun said:

So neat! How can you find anything?

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You can see another table in the front. That will be shared with a Mac Mini.

Barry.

Click to expand...

ok i am not the only one that his desk look like a bomb fall on it (just kidding )

 

ilan

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• Oct 16, 2014

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migrec said:

Interesting thread you got there!
Now I'll raise you my simple desk, since everything else is on the other side of the desk I'll not include it

Click to expand...

nice, very stylish

 

Douglas Farias

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• Oct 16, 2014

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in my workspace i like only my USB plasma ball xD

*-*

 

Reviewnow

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• Nov 24, 2014

• #13

Just finished mine this weekend built from scratch and solid red oak..

 

Last edited: Nov 24, 2014

ilan

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• Nov 24, 2014

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very nice "Reviewnow"

 

MikeH

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• Nov 24, 2014

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Bill (Reviewnow) is too modest to say he built this desk himself from solid red oak. Excellent job Bill

 

Reviewnow

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• Nov 24, 2014

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Thanks .. added some modesty

 

WAZUMBi

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• Nov 25, 2014

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How do you guys keep your work stations so clean and organized?

 

ilan

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• Nov 25, 2014

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wow wazumbi, 2 notebooks, 3 pc's... it looks like a cockpit..

 

WAZUMBi

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• Nov 25, 2014

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Tiger keeps me honest...

 

merlin2049er

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• Nov 25, 2014

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You can run a flight sim with that setup.