So far not a lot has been done on GITI v3. Chris has taken charge of the new back-end, most notably, giving me a sane framework to work from. It’s like having a really stripped down version of .NET, except it runs on PHP (so far it handles my database calls a lot more efficiently). […]
The current active user-visible modules are as follows: Address Book *Administration #Email Cookbook Education Schedule (+v3) Footwear Collection Health Exercise Nutrition Sexual Activity Log Library Journal Notepad Documents Software Keychain #ToDo ToDo List Inventory Site Engine Administration Project365 Weather Home/System Games Time About In addition there are other modules that the users do not […]
In writing the previous post, I reviewed a few of my past posts about GITI, specifically the ones mentioning changes in approach or some type of concept for its development. A lot of concepts were out of my reach before, but now I feel more prepared to take on those things. A module I have […]
Only July 20, 2005 the GITI v2 project was conceived and on was transitioned to on December 19, 2005, with conversions continuing until August 2006. A lot has changed in life and in the world since that release, and as a result, GITI is now ready for a new overhaul. About the Development Process: Because […]
At some point over the last few hours I threw together this application, its a minor app. I needed a way to identify potentially duplicate files in a certain folder on my network, and I really didn’t want to do it manually, so here is a quick little program to take care of that task […]
It is hard to believe that yet another semester is almost over. It feels like it has snuck up on me. This morning GITI popped up with information for my first final exam of the semester. This semester has gone by quite quick, and I feel like it had really just gotten going. I have […]
http://exif35.pcfire.net/docs.php?doc=manual There it is. I have looked over it several times and tried to correct on it, but I just don’t know exactly where to begin making this document something that a human (specifically a film photog) would actually be able/want to read. Obviously my skills for writing do not extend to software documentation. This […]
I don’t know why, but writing code that is somewhat destructive is really fun. I was thinking earlier that there is no way in ExIf35 itself to fully remove the configuration file and remove personally-identifying information from the application. This seemed like it could be a bad things, so I set out to make a […]
It would seem that just as I am spending time with film again, I am also leaving ExIfDSC alone a little longer and working on ExIf35, even if I don’t really understand why. I keep adding features and finding little things that ExIf35 needs, when I don’t even have a clue what ExIfDSC is. I […]
I discovered last night that Mono does not contain certain parts required to make ExIf35 work on other platform, mainly, the basic parts of the Windows Presentation Foundation, which allow the metadata writing components that I use to function. At the moment I have no idea how I am going to proceed. It has crossed […]