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Started designing database, writing pseudocode to figure out how to switch playlists, etc.<br> | Started designing database, writing pseudocode to figure out how to switch playlists, etc.<br> | ||
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'''June 14-15'''<br> | |||
Reading ''Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears''<br> | |||
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'''June 16-17'''<br> | |||
In Chicago for the Cubs game.<br> | |||
Didn't read much, just at the hotel at night.<br> | |||
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'''June 18'''<br> | |||
Even more reading in ''Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears''<br> | |||
I'm beginning to realize I repeat myself a lot.<br> | |||
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'''June 19'''<br> | |||
Finally started working on TurboGears frontend.<br> | |||
Planning on committing the project to svn after I get a few things written in there, just so I can get SOMETHING in svn because I feel like a slacker.<br> |
Revision as of 04:07, 19 June 2007
Week 1 May 28-June 4
Spent time reading.
Started Wiki, sent mail to Icecast-dev.
Started learning TurboGears.
June 5
Changed MySQLdb to SQLObject in populate.py
June 6
Added genre support to populate.py.
Committed populate.py and config.py to svn.
June 7-9
Reading Producing Open Source Software and Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears.
I've had a fever and sinus infection, and been away from the computer a lot.
June 10-13
More reading. Pleased to report that my sinus infection is gone and I am much better.
Started designing database, writing pseudocode to figure out how to switch playlists, etc.
June 14-15
Reading Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears
June 16-17
In Chicago for the Cubs game.
Didn't read much, just at the hotel at night.
June 18
Even more reading in Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears
I'm beginning to realize I repeat myself a lot.
June 19
Finally started working on TurboGears frontend.
Planning on committing the project to svn after I get a few things written in there, just so I can get SOMETHING in svn because I feel like a slacker.