Entries Tagged as 'Web design'
Filed under: OS Updates, Linux, Open Source, Canonical
Canonical has posted some more details and a bunch of pictures of Ubuntu Mobile, a version of the popular Linux distribution designed for mobile computers using Intel’s Silverthorn processor like the Samsung Q1U Ultra. We’ve known for a while that Ubuntu Mobile was in the works, but it […]
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Tags: Web design
Filed under: Fun, Games, Time-Wasters
MazeFrenzy is a mouse-pointer game where you must direct a red dot from “start” to “finish” on a light-colored path without touching the dark-colored boundaries. It’s very similar to the board game Operation. To play simply click your mouse on the red dot, let go of the mouse button, and drag […]
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Tags: Web design
January 13th, 2008 · 3 Comments
I now have a few sites up and running. Vudyo is an audio sharing playlist site thats run on a clipshare foundation.
Which is doing pretty good. I have to fine tune it some more though.
My second is
This one is a micro-blogging site that is custom coded. Cromple just started and is making […]
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Tags: News · Startups · Web design · Entrepreneur · Business
Still here and still trying.
I’ve been on the grind trying to figure out the backend of the site and am realizing that its pretty hard. The front end isn’t really tough more creatively driven, but that backend…..
Ohhh, boy.
I am trying to design a serverside aggregator that will deposit the content into customizable categories and attempting […]
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Tags: Blog News and Info · Startups · Web design · Small business
Ok,
I know I havent been updating the results of whats going on in the learning to design a site world. I must say Ruby on Rails is quite easy and intuitive. On my test system I have gotten a very crude site up and running. The graphics aren’t anything to write home […]
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Tags: Blog News and Info · Web design
October 14th, 2007 · 3 Comments
In the great world of Bloggerdom and in the spirit of assistance I got some help from a great woman named Ms. Missive. She showed me how to put together the sitemap.
Baby steps.
We are taking big baby steps here.
Thanks Ms. Missive
Another on of her sites American Babble
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Tags: News · Web design
October 12th, 2007 · 2 Comments
“Work with me and Ill work with you. ”
Famous last words heard by G. Gordon Liddy as he prepared to break into the Watergate.
Ok, that was a joke I did manage to lower my errors down to 36 though. The site loads quicker now.
Great.
I’ll attack the balance of the errors later.
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Tags: Blog News and Info · Web design
Going along with wanting to expose my issues I have been trying to figure out why certain systems see this page ok and others dont. I was told I had validation errors.
69 of them.
Interesting.
I was directed to this site.
Markup Validation Service
Wow, 69 hmmmm.
Have to figure this out when I get the chance. […]
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Tags: Blog News and Info · Web design
In RoR, I’ve generated a controller (Site) with an index, about, contact and help page. I’m using Aptana IDE (Radrails) and see the Site controller in the File directory, but can’t open it so I cant view the command structure. Funny thing is I see the same directory with the same name in the project sans the Site Controller. […]
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Well, I took my show on the road and went to linked in answers. That was a great website that I found while looking at a website called Startuphustle. You’ll find both of them in my business links. The link above is to the article. Anyway I posted a question on […]
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Tags: Startups · Web design · Entrepreneur · Business