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Business Plan Management System

Sunday, May 11th

After a week or so of planning and three weeks of development, a group of students and I have created Business Proposal Management System, a PHP application to enable a venture capital fund to collect business proposals and have its managers delegate reviews of them to analysts. This was my first project for a customer and taught me a great deal about working closely in a team with other developers, medium-scale application development in PHP, and project management. I'm very proud of the final result of our work, but am now considering re-implementing the design in Django. Venture capital funds ...

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Django Documentation and Hindsight (of the 20/20 sort)

Monday, March 10th

If you're one of the three people that has ever taken a look at vcBlog, you probably realize that there's about six posts missing. Like I alluded to in the first 0.2 post, they went missing in the course of MySQL surgery necessary as a result of adding another model to my application--specifically, one with a many-to-many field. An entry has multiple tags, a tag can be applied to multiple entries, so... Anyway, those entries that have gone missing could all have been sitting in a pretty JSON file, had I used manage.py's dumpdata function. In fact they ...

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The faceless, anonymous mass hurtling itself against our carefully designed pages.

Saturday, January 26th

That line comes from the 12th chapter of the Django book, and it refers to the way a website's users had been considered in the previous 11 chapters. In chapter 12, the chapter on sessions, users and registration, things get a little more personal. I flipped (browsed) to chapter 12 because I will be adding in some features using these concepts in the coming future, but that is not the point of this entry. The book is the point. The Django book, available in print and online, is a well-written and understandable resource available to ...

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vcBlog Live

Friday, January 25th

Finally, after a few months of buildup, the entry you are reading right now is dynamically generated using Django, a Python web programming framework. This blogging application is called vcBlog, and uses only Django-generated SQL to access a PostgreSQL DB. Look forward to more information about vcBlog and the process to create it, as well as more information about the Django framework.

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