In developing web applications which need to display any sort of data in categorical form, it is often useful to develop a tree structure not unlike a file system. Sometimes this can involve writing an extension of a linked-list, or some other self-defined structure, but if you’re just using PHP with a couple MySQL relational [...]
In working on a number of different web projects, I’ve had to create search-engine friendly URLs (I.E. ‘dxmio.com/blah/bleh’, instead of ‘dxmio.com/?x=blah&y=bleh’. The way to accomplish this seems to be with .htaccess and mod_rewrite sending everything to a base controller, like ‘index.php’. This of course leaves one very big problem which may not be completely obvious [...]
I’ve got a new visual appearance going for the site. Trying to be more “Web 2.0″ in both look and feel. Comments?
Over the past several days (actually more like a week, but only more intesively so recently) I’ve been looking for the perfect text editor for web development on Mac OS X. Several people recommended Smultron, which I tried and liked, but it doesn’t have the seamless FTP integration that I was looking for. (That, by [...]
Today I spent 9 hours working on 3 different web projects. By the end, I felt a burning rage towards Internet Explorer, which is a pretty good indication of an average day in web development. Native support for hover? Guess not.
Friday I have to take the APE (Advanced Placement Exam) at EWU. This determines whether [...]
Susanna and I recently went to concerts for Death Cab For Cutie and Muse, as well as a vacation to Seaside. I took a lot of pictures from these occasions, and they may find their way here at some point.
Susanna and I had Sean and his girlfriend Emily over last night for a movie. [...]
As you might surmise from the Monty Python quote below, that I intend to continue this blog now that I have some more time and some things to write about. There is always a chance of my posts becoming infrequent again, but I’ll try. I like sharing the knowledge I’ve gained and the experiences I’ve [...]