I have been fighting myself on the topic of the GITI v1 to v2 migration for far too long now. I have three weeks in which I don’t have to do anything, and I think it is time for me to dedicate some time to finalizing the transistion and letting v1 go to rest permenantly […]
GITI was designed as an idea on June 16, 2003. GITI’s primary objective was to be a place for me to keep up with things I do, hence the original module being the schedule module. Part of the idea of GITI is that I could be more social, keep track of my events and perhaps […]
It would appear that as long as a mistake in logic is consistent, then there is no real error. It would appear that I have been storing ID info for “time” journal entries incorrectly, I have been using all values of the date for them, but omittiing all leading zeros, hence, today is 2005916, not […]
It finally happened, I am now to the point where I can’t stand GITI version 1. It is hard to navigate, a pain to develop for and lacks any form of logical structure. GITI Version 1 has been perfectly fine for me the entire time it has existed until now, and I think im falling […]
How long can something remain almost functional before it becomes hopeless?
This morning I have made a decision about the development of GITI v2, I want it to be something that someone other than me would want to use, not that I expect anyone other than Guy to actually try to. Version 2 – it looks so much less minute written out doesnt it? It should […]
GITI is a pain in the ass to operate when I am not at home, this indicates that I rely too heavily on the admin side of things for it to work properly, consider revising. The schedule tool is the paitient of ridicule today, I tried reactivating an invitation that I cancelled last night using […]
Today I for some reason decided I wanted to work on GITI v2 (maybe because I would like to use it in about 11 days), and I think I’ve finally decided upon a functionality. I am discovering tonight that I have learned a lot since GITI’s original creation, this includes about PHP, my usage and […]
Tonight while playing with MovableType (my primary blog engine/publishing platform) I realized something kind of interesting, without much effort or technical screwing, MT manages to allow fairly intelligent editing of a document. Months ago when I was creating some features in GITI’s background (creating them, sort of, but not linking them) I created a module […]
My pet project GITI is back under the knife again, but I haven’t really let anyone in on the details of whats been happening, so here we go: 1. GITI now has the capacity to facilitate 1-way invitations to schedule events. I hope to add an outside functionality for people who know me to be […]