After fussing around with the database for a little bit I’m not as excited as I originally was. The webservice is pretty basic, but is a nice example and a good starting point for things. Another issue I was running into was with Rails. In Ruby on Rails it is wondrously easy to create webservices [...]
Wow this really could not have better timing for me. I’m just about to start working on a scheduling mechanism in my Rails project that needs to pull (and write) from Notes calendar entries. IBM Released a developerWorks article on it yesterday: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino7-free-time/ It talks about needing two pieces, a new server task “WSCONN” and [...]
While doing some quick research for my eCommerce course I ran across a nifty eBay store. Yes, you too can have your very own copy of Open Office, Audacity, or some DVD playing software via Digital Download! All this for the low buy-it-now price of about $4.00 or $5.00… Now I’ve heard of people selling [...]
Sorry for the downtime over the past couple of days the domain was in the process of changing over to a different registrar… Then it took almost two days for the nameserver changes to propagate out. On a side note it looks like people’s emails were getting returned, if you were trying to reach me [...]
April 5 marks the second annual CSS Naked Day. More info available here. Basically the hope is to raise awareness of proper standards and promote better markup throughout all web sites. Give it a try, see what your website looks like naked Edit: Would have helped if I actually removed the css for the day… [...]
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