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Getting Ready to Map

Posted on October 12, 2012 by erinbush

I started the evening ready to tutorialize myself in Google APIs and mapping examples. I read two paragraphs and realized that I’d better do some prep work on my own data before I continue. I also realized that I can organize myself better if I set some goals for my coding work. I have one…

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Asking Questions of Your Data

Posted on September 27, 2012 by erinbush

Now that my data is normalized and I have a good idea of what is contained in my database, it’s time to start asking questions of my data. What do I want to know? Which queries are only for me? Which would I like to embed into a web page? While they don’t seem like…

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PHP Tango

Posted on September 19, 2012 by erinbush

Oh PHP. How you vex me. Our assignment this week was to play with PHP, specifically to create a working data entry form using HTML, PHP and MySQL. I can report that, with very generous help from my Clio class, I did all of that. My simple, but working form is here. My simple, but functional…

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