Stephen Bruington

"Cogito ergo sum. I think, therefore I am." 
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Web Design, meet Server-Side Programming

I've been interested in web development / design for over 10 years. I've dabbled, dawdled, played and did a little here and there, but nothing fancy...ever. I know a little HTML, I've gotten much better at CSS, but from there my knowledge terminates. What's missing? PHP, MySQL, ie: server-side programming.

I'm working on a major project that will require an extensive MySQL database with heavy PHP scripts running on all pages of the site. I once took a seminar on MS Access which taught me a little about relational databases, which turns out to be important because that's the 'heart and soul' of MySQL.

I found a book, "PHP in a Nutshell" which I plan to get my hands on soon. I'm hoping this book will help launch me into a whole new world of understanding and website development. My site idea requires a great deal more knowledge and experience than I have currently, so here goes nothing.

I'll post a vague summary of my project in the near future. For now, check out my other project here.

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1000 Ways Project

Okay, so my little brain has recently become inundated with ideas. The 1000 Ways Project is just one of many, but an important idea to note/describe.

It's no secret that life is hard, and relationships [can be] harder. Sarah and I talk regularly about needs, spending time together, appreciation, etc. I decided it would be a great idea to come up with 1,000 different ways to say, "I love you". Rather than just listing these ideas, I decided it would be fun to call my idea/plan the '1000 Ways Project'.

The 1000 Ways Project is basically a year-long project to come up with 1,000 different ways to say, "I love you". I felt that tumblr.com would be the best blog site to use for this project, so I setup 1000waysproject.tumblr.com. Every day I post 3 new ways to say, "I love you" which fall into 1 of 10 categories. Each post is tagged with '1000WaysProject', 'i love you', '(category)' and the date in the following format: mm.dd.yyyy.

I've not only created the tumblr site, but a Gmail address (1000waysproject@gmail.com) and a Twitter account, @1000WaysProject. The Twitter account is used to post a link to the daily (3 post) page, for example: 1,000 Ways to say, "I love you." Day 4 of 365 -http://bit.ly/24njdo #1000Ways #love #life #relationships.

I'm having fun with this, and that's all that matters. It's really helped me develop a better appreciation for Sarah, and relationships.

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