Great Performances Catering: Site Enhancements
Fixing Great Performances Catering's existing site was one thing, but doing what the CMS isn't built to do -- without database access. That's quite another.
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The custom web application development house for an ever expanding web universe.
The CodePanic Server-Side Master Class is launching now!
Targeted for those with knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and some Javascript, the CodePanic Server-Side Master Class takes a top-down, philosophical approach to web application construction and development. In each lesson I discuss the relevant topic concepts, where they fit into the grand scheme, how they are important, how they can be used, and – crucially – why they work or don’t work.
LIVE discussions and Q&A occur every week, starting in October, 2020. Get an additional 20% off the Master Class price if you enroll by September 30th but hurry — there are only 100 slots available for the LIVE sessions.
Some recent projects
Cuenca Housing: Real Estate App
The real-estate app for independent agents -- a browser application with a powerful administration side that makes managing agents and listings simple.
Out Of Line Preorder App
Ever ordered a cocktail using an app and found only 'Gin and Tonic' or 'Screwdriver'? What if you wanted a double Templeton rye sour with maple simple syrup, crushed ice, shaken, with a cherry garnish?! This preorder app is the answer to this and much more.
Some recent articles
The Languages of Web Development (Simplified) Part 3
In parts one and two, we've covered a few of the primary web languages: PHP, SQL, HTML, and CSS. Let's get into a few of the more advanced languages. Explanations of these will be brief as some of the concepts here are difficult to grasp until you are actually developing and need them.
XML is the language that HTML is based on. It is structure, structure, structure when it comes to data! XML quite simply defines ownership, relationship, and type for data...
XML is the language that HTML is based on. It is structure, structure, structure when it comes to data! XML quite simply defines ownership, relationship, and type for data...
The Languages of Web Development (Simplified) Part 2
In part one, we were talking about internet languages and we managed to pull some data using PHP and SQL from a database about some purchases that we made on our debit card. We then took that data and structured it using HTML giving us a simple table that looks like it got the raw end of the ugly stick. I'll redraw the table so we can remember what it looked like.
Cover your eyes...
Cover your eyes...
The Languages of Web Development (Simplified) Part 1
So many of the conversations that I have with non-developers about development eventually lead to some explanation of the languages and frameworks that I use to build a site or application. It becomes necessary, then, to explain the specific roles that each language performs, why they do what they do, and why the do not do what the other languages do.
In the interest of good relations, here are some (very) simple examples and explanations of a few of the languages, what they do and why they do it...
In the interest of good relations, here are some (very) simple examples and explanations of a few of the languages, what they do and why they do it...