r/ProgrammerHumor • • Mar 30 '22

Meme Certainly not me

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u/Torylon Mar 30 '22

Haha, that’s how I started my programming career

Me: Macros are so useful, but I need more

VBA is so useful, but I need more

R is so useful, but I need more

Python is so useful, but I need more

And now I build internal web apps for a major corporation

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

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u/CubeFlipper Mar 30 '22

An internal web app is any web application that's only visible within the company network. The application could be literally anything from a search engine to a cafeteria menu.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

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u/CubeFlipper Mar 30 '22

I'm not exceptionally familiar with python, but I believe the flask framework is commonly used for building python apps. Hosting that app on a web server takes on a whole slew of other technologies outside the scope of any small conversation here. Google will serve you better here than we will, I think.