Programming Logic – Week 10

Here is my final image gallery project. We couldnt use anything we wanted, as far as Flash and other technologies.

Programming Logic – Week 6

This week’s assignments required us to store data into arrays, and write some conditionals to properly pull that data back out based on user input.

The two examples can be found here.

Programming Logic – Week 5

Well, I decided to move my scripting work to this blog for organizational sake. Its week 5, and this week’s homework was more challenging than the previous weeks for the simple fact that we needed to use most of what we have learned up until this point and put it all together.

It’s been a little while since I did nothing but code JavaScript, and it’s nice to be refreshing some of my previous experience I’ve gained over the years.

Here is some of this week’s work.

Samantic Markup: What is it?

What would the Web be like if everything was organized in a way humans and machines could understand the same information? In an article I read, common use of XML and XHTML used with detailed information about the content seems to be one effective way to get that balance. By cutting down on all the useless tables or page weight, pages are better understood by machines and other people developing.

I personally get erritated when there is no organization to the code I’m trying to troubleshoot that was written by someone else. It is important to create comments that are clear, tags that have meaning, naming conventions that make sense when your developing.