Mar
13th
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13th
Oct
14th
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14th
You met randomly in 1995: we sat next to each other in AG and johnny tried his hardest to beat me at every wordly wise quiz but he just couldnt seal that deal. we shared our dismay at the fact that our mom’s made us listen to funky friday all the way to school on friday mornings and we would have 70s tunes ringing in our head all the live long day.
— Shannon =)
Sep
4th
Tue
4th
Development Notes, Entry 1
What should the home page be. Well, if it’s being seen by a new user, it should be an introduction and explanation of what the site is all about. But if the user is logged in, the home page would likely be a great place to show the latest recommendations for each category type.
I also need to include a ‘not interested’ button that will let the web site know that the user isn’t interested in that particular item. Ideally, a window will popup asking the user if they are not interested in that particular item only, or if they are not interested in anything created by the creator of that item.
Sep
3rd
Mon
3rd
I should keep this in mind when my web app goes live!!!
So, if this is the case, apparently the php page to connect to mysql will be kept seperate from the pages that the public has access to. If this is true, it remains to be seen how we are gonna connect to the mysql db within pages that the public has access to. I have a feeling this question will be answered as I delve further into the issue.
Aug
25th
Sat
25th
CSS Note about floats
When you work with floats, the source order (the order in which you add HTML to a file) is important. The HTML for the floated element must appear before the HTML for the element that wraps around it.
Aug
11th
Sat
11th
The Dance” has a simple message—that despite it’s pain and uncertainty, life is worth the risk.
— magazine article
Leo recommends for learning ruby on rails:
(1) programming ruby & (2) agile web development with rails
He recommends this in combination with each other, but he says to learn ruby before you learn rails.
Prefontaine continues to inspire young runners and people who believe that testing your limits and giving all you have is important to living and understanding your life. That these tests are a kind of art that you create for yourself and are a kind of honesty that few actually experience (even though it is open to all).
