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Wednesday, 14 November 2007 |
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So there is a wide world of tools and methods for "web 2.0", and for developers it is hard to know which one to chose to use and support. I have tinkered with two AJAX toolkits and found things that I liked and disliked with them. But overall I found that they were both too big and too feature rich for simple use. So it occured to me that for some of my simple projects all I needed was bare-bone functionality, meaning the ability to fetch the contents of a given url. Beyond that I can do what I need in small simple javascript. I didn't need fancy event handling, or animation, or auto-complete drop downs, or such. And if I did, then I could probably do that my self later, as long as I had the ability to easily fetch a URL.
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Wednesday, 03 October 2007 |
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Here are some other things that I am preserving from my old personal site and copying over here to this site. I have done some programming off and on with PHP in the past. I almost never touch it now, but that may change. I first picked it up when I was doing some contract web-development work. I liked it a lot and created several PHP web pages and applications. This page is intended to show some of my work in PHP and provide a place to share some of my thoughts and feelings about it. Enjoy.
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Wednesday, 03 October 2007 |
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I am moving over info from my old personal site to this site, which includes projects that I had begun and worked on in the past but have fallen into the category of "haven't touched it in years". However, I still wanted to preserve them (for what reason I don't know). So here is a list of old projects that I have done with perl.
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