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Off targetOff targetJun 25th, 2009 at 15:47:29
Hmm... what to do.. I have nothing to do...
Man I love holidays
So anyway. I was busy with Nyes (duh) and I was real into the project manager I wrote about on the Nyes project page. Looking pretty good only need to integrate it into the forum system. Oh no wait.... The forum system isn't even done, much like 95% of the rest of Nyes. Woeps!  Got a little of target on the building of Nyes.
Or did I? Well that's for someone to decide. I on the other hand thinks it's quite usefull to build a packet for an incomplete system, so you can easily add stuff to it and see how it's actually used. Making the core seem to have more sense than it actually does
Anyway.. Back to work.
Thank you for reading,
Tom de BruijnAlmost doneAlmost doneJun 17th, 2009 at 19:22:15
So... I am almost done with my internship at Ingram Micro where I did the Ingram Micro NewServer project. The website is up and running and looks stable. I learned a lot in this internship which I can surely use in future Newanz projects. This was my second internship; the first one was 2 years ago while making the first steps towards Newanz.
But it's time to move on and for me... well not sure. In August I will take a look at some school abroad, maybe I will start there in 2010 or this August on a more local school.
Nyes Oh yes. Just done with a major rewrite for the page and objects handeling.
Thank you for reading,
Tom de BruijnNyes Packet managerNyes Packet managerJun 09th, 2009 at 19:50:04
The Nyes packet manager is almost done. Only updating packets is still to be coded. After that it will be easier to integrate new default packages. I am about to make a interface for a sitemap type thing, but I might "outsource" that instead.
Nyes still looks as ugly as it possibly can; first functionality and then the way it looks!
I update the Nyes project page about every two day. On the bottom of the page a small section called "Progress" will indicate how far we are.
Update @ 21:39: Yeah, so.... The update function now works too.
Thank you for reading,
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