Using Moment.js to See How Old You Are
Sometimes I forget how old I am. Really! When asked my age, I need to take a couple of seconds to think about my age in worry lines, then adjust…
Category Archives: project
ASP.NET Website #6: Guest Book
This is the sixth website of my project to create 30 ASP.NET websites, highlighting various aspects of this amazing technology! For this project, I wanted to do something with databases…
ASP.NET Website #5: Currency Converter
This is the fifthĀ website of my project where I practise using elements of ASP.NET in order to exercise my world-changing ideas š Looking at it now, you might thinkĀ I had…
ASP.NET Website #4: Jon Skeet Quotes
This is theĀ fourth website of my project where I practise using elements of ASP.NET in order to exercise my frivolous ideas! For this one, I wanted to do something involving…
ASP.NET Website #3: Maze
This is the third in my series of creating ASP.NET web applications in order to learn more about this exciting technology š It’s been a little while coming but that’s…
ASP.NET Website #2: Mastermind
Mastermind….it sounds like a character from a Bond movie or the title of my autobiography but instead it is the theme for my second ASP.NET websiteĀ š It’s been a while…
ASP.NET Website #1: Rock, Paper, Scissors
This is the first website in my new project to create 30 such websites using ASP.NET and C#. For this, I have decided to start with creating a small game…
OFSTED Heatmap – The Main Page
This is the third post (parts: one & two) in my series about how I tackled building a web application which graphically indicates when schools in my local borough of…
OFSTED Heatmap – The Requirements and Initial Design
As you can see from the title, my new web application is going to be called the OFSTEDĀ HeatmapĀ and, as discussed in the last post, it will principally show (graphically) when…
A New Web Based Project
I’ve been thinking recently about two things concerned with OFTSED (the UK’s office for educational standards) that concern both teachers and parents. Firstly, as a parent, you often consider how…